Hello Baldwin, welcome to your AI generated fishing forecast.
Baldwin will see a mix of clouds and sun this morning before conditions deteriorate. Strong thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon with highs reaching the lower seventies. Light easterly winds will continue throughout the day.
Here is the solunar and pressure trend forecast for today. Dropping pressure and moon events are excellent for fishing.
A slight risk of severe storms is in place for Baldwin today. Storms are expected to develop by mid-afternoon, with the peak threat for damaging winds, large hail, and a possible tornado continuing through the evening.
Strong thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon in Baldwin, with the highest timing for heavy rain occurring between five and eight o'clock. Damaging winds and large hail are possible with these storms through the evening.
Cloudy skies will persist through Tuesday morning, though the steadier rainfall from Monday night will have exited the region. Only a slight chance of a lingering light shower remains during the early morning hours before drying out.
Overcast conditions continue through Wednesday, with rain showers expected to return during the evening hours. A chance of light rain will persist through the overnight period into early Thursday morning as a weak system passes.
Expect light to moderate winds over the next 48 hours. This is a breakdown of the wind forecast over the next couple of days.
and here is what the wind has been doing for the last 48 hours in Baldwin.
Severe weather remains a threat Tuesday. Afternoon thunderstorms may become severe, bringing the risk of gusty winds and small hail to central and southern areas, while northern counties remain primarily cloudy and stable.
Expect overcast skies throughout the day on Tuesday. High temperatures will be slightly cooler, reaching the mid sixties. Light northwesterly winds will persist, providing a calm but grey day across the entire Baldwin area.
Severe thunderstorms impact Baldwin today before a brief mid-week quiet spell. A second round of storms arrives Friday, followed by a dramatic weekend cooling trend that could bring a rare chance for rain and snow showers.