Is it good to coat in Baltimore, MD this week?
A live 7-day go/no-go calendar for epoxy & resin floors in Baltimore, built from the local forecast against the 5°F-above-dew-point rule. We lead with the signal a weather app misses: overnight condensation risk.
- Dew margin
- 1.3°F
- Overnight dew
- High
- Rain
- 3%
- Window
- —
High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within 1.3°F of the 59°F dew point (low 61°F, 100% cloud, 5 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- Dew margin
- 0.7°F
- Overnight dew
- High
- Rain
- 2%
- Window
- —
High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within 0.7°F of the 58°F dew point (low 59°F, 6% cloud, 1 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- Dew margin
- 1.9°F
- Overnight dew
- High
- Rain
- 0%
- Window
- —
High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within 1.9°F of the 59°F dew point (low 60°F, 9% cloud, 4 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- Dew margin
- 6.6°F
- Overnight dew
- Low
- Rain
- 0%
- Window
- 8am–5pm
Hot afternoon (88°F, ceiling 86°F) — coat early and follow the shade.
- Dew margin
- 5°F
- Overnight dew
- Low
- Rain
- 14%
- Window
- —
Rain likely in the 24h cure window (14% chance, ~2.8mm) — it can wash out or mar an uncured coat.
- Dew margin
- -0.8°F
- Overnight dew
- High
- Rain
- 26%
- Window
- —
High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within -0.8°F of the 62°F dew point (low 57°F, 100% cloud, 13 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- Dew margin
- 1.5°F
- Overnight dew
- High
- Rain
- 33%
- Window
- —
High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within 1.5°F of the 59°F dew point (low 61°F, 100% cloud, 2 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- High condensation risk overnight — surface dips to within 1.3°F of the 59°F dew point (low 61°F, 100% cloud, 5 mph wind). A fresh coat can blush/blister. Stop 4h before dew falls.
- High humidity (88%, over the 85% mark) slows drying — keep an eye on the cure window.
Hold off. These are forecast numbers — confirm the surface temperature on-site before you start.
Why these thresholds
Installing within 5°F of the dew point causes amine blush / carbamation — a cloudy, greasy, hazed floor. The slab surface temp, not the air, is what counts.
- • Surface temp must stay 5°F above the dew point through application and cure (ASTM D3276 / ISO 8502-42).
- • Air + surface in the 50–86°F band (low-temp lines to 50°F).
- • Humidity under 85%; ideally under 80%.
- • No rain for 24h after application.
- • We use the forecast ground-surface temperature as a surface-temp proxy — confirm on-site with an IR thermometer.
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