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Looks like the tail of this system could sweep across Baltimore tonight. But things change pretty quickly. Ugh... would hate for another delay. Already a late start to begin with.

But didn't even think of a possible day game tomorrow. I think we'd be able to swing a night game tomorrow, but definitely not a day... bleh!

As blessed as our season has been, it seems like our post-season is a bit... cursed.

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It's a big system of rain and storms. But if you look at the radar map, it looks like Baltimore might luck out. As of right now, it appears that the storms are heading northeast of the city.

http://www.weather.com/weather/map/interactive/21201:4?interactiveMapLayer=radar&baseMap=r&zoom=8

Let's all cross our fingers and go do the rain dance to Seven Nation Army. Oh wait, some people don't like that.

Everything is moving NE and right now, Baltimore looks to be in a good spot. We might get some rain, but the bulk of it looks like it will go North or South of us.

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I am going to take a shot at amateur meteorology. It looks like we have an upper level low coming in from the west and another low developing off the coast. Right now we are stuck in the middle of both.

I don't believe the storm off the coast will affect the game. The rain out west is not making a lot of headway east and appears to be weakining slightly. Two things normally happen here with this set up.

1) As the west storm moves closer to the developing storm to the east rain will fill in which could cause several hours of showers/ rain this evening and tonight.

2) The moisture to our west begins to weaken as the moisture starts transferring to the developing storm to the east which would leave us with a couple of passing light showers or drizzle.

I am trying to be optimistic as I have tickets to the game tonight. I am leaning towards #2 happening however as I said I'm not a paid weather man. If #1 scenario happens then the game could get postponed.

Regardless I don't think this gets called early. All of us with tickets will probably need to show up and see what happens.

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Since I last checked, weather.com has lowered the chances of rain at 8pm from 50% to 10%. 9pm is still 40%, increasing to 50% by midnight and 70% at 1am.

Updated weather now showing only 10% chance after 5:00 thru 10:00, then it goes up to 50%. Hopefully this trend continues...

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Updated weather now showing only 10% chance after 5:00 thru 10:00, then it goes up to 50%. Hopefully this trend continues...

We better get an early lead then.

Can you imagine how pissed the MFY would be if we win 1-0 in a rain shortened 4 and a half innings!!!!!! Or are there different rules for the postseason?

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