The release of the Rain and Thunder Sounds for Sleeping program provides a simple, effective soundscape and multimedia experience that engages the listener and supports relaxation without the need to invest in a costly dedicated sleep noise machine. The hour-long video with a black screen creates an appropriate ambience for deep sleep or tranquil meditation. Monday: Partly sunny and chilly.Magic Mind Meditation has released a soundtrack featuring heavy rain and thunderstorms. Chance of afternoon showers and a breeze. Saturday: Partly sunny, breezy and cooler. Temperatures Sunday will barely reach 50 degrees.įriday: Rain, possibly heavy at times, ending before noon. Highs on Saturday will be in the low 50s during the late morning as winds and afternoon showers will lower the temperature throughout the day.īy Saturday evening, skies will clear and temperatures will drop into the 30s by Sunday morning. “Friday night football games and Saturday morning soccer practices will be chilly and dry with temperatures in the 40s,” Bell said. Temperatures will be more seasonal, dropping to the mid-50s during the day Saturday, and down to the upper 40s with possible showers by Sunday. Over the weekend, expect to see partly sunny and breezy conditions. Maryland State Police said no one was hurt in the crash. WTOP Traffic reported a crash involving a jackknifed tractor trailer on the Inner Loop of the Beltway that stopped all traffic for over an hour. With slick roads, there were three crashes on the Beltway on Friday morning before 6 a.m. Special Marine Warning including the Chesapeake Bay from North Beach to Drum Point MD, Chesapeake Bay from Sandy Point to North Beach MD and Choptank River to Cambridge MD and the Little Choptank River until 7:15 AM EST /vwD6xSoMl4 Wind and high waves are possible near the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. There will be a slight chance of showers during the day. “Give yourself a little bit of extra time and take that umbrella.”Įxcluding Southern Maryland, where the storm is expected to last longer, Friday’s precipitation should end before noon, as the sun comes out and temperatures peak in the mid-60s by afternoon. “Definitely gonna be a wet one and we’re going to see a lot of slick roadways with all the leaves on the ground so heads up for that,” Storm Team4 Meteorologist Doug Kammerer said. So plan your commute accordingly - and drive safely. The heavy rain and winds will continue through the morning’s rush hour, accompanied by patchy fog and some thunderstorms. NWS Baltimore-Washington November 12, 2021 A rumble of thunder is possible along with isolated gusty winds with this cold front passage. This will continue through the late morning/early afternoon hours before clearing follows soon after. Showers (some locally heavy) are starting to overspread the area. The National Weather Service has also warned of strong wind gusts that may build up to 25 mph in portions of the D.C. Listen to WTOP online and on the radio at 103.5 FM or 107.7 FM.Heavy rain and wind means leaves you raked are being blown around and falling. Give yourself some extra stopping time this morning. “Lots of wet leaves on the roads mixed with periodic ponding in puddles.” “That means the leaves that you raked are being blown around, and those still on trees are falling,” Augenstein said. WTOP’s Neal Augenstein reported heavy rain that was at times “torrential” with breaks between showers in the 5 o’clock hour Friday morning with ponding on major commuter routes throughout the morning. Breaks of sun will appear before noon and the skies will continue to clear as the afternoon progresses.
The rain is making steady progress to the East and the drying-out will begin soon. Patience is a virtue and will pay dividends.
Storm Team4 Meteorologist Chuck Bell said the storms are largely over but wet roads remain. Rain will be off the Interstate 95 corridor by 9 a.m.Leftover showers and wind should end by mid-morning or early afternoon.with heavy rains and thunderstorms impacting the morning commute leaving slick leaf-covered roads. The worst of Friday’s weather moved east of D.C. Business & Finance Click to expand menu.
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