According to the National Weather Service's latest forecast, Baltimore residents can expect a mix of sunny skies and potential showers over the coming week. Temperatures will hover comfortably in the upper 50s and mid-60s.
Today's weather is breezy and sunny, with a high of around 58 degrees. Strong wind gusts may reach up to 38 mph, creating a bit of a bluster through the city's historic streets. The forecast shows increasing clouds tonight, with lows dipping to 39 degrees that might have folks reaching for an extra blanket when the southwest wind slows to a more gentle 3 to 6 mph.
For those planning weekend activities, Saturday will offer partly sunny conditions and temperatures climbing to near 65 degrees. The winds pick up again in the afternoon, with potential gusts as high as 26 mph. The skies are set to clear on Saturday night, and temperatures will drop to around 38 degrees.
Sunday will continue the trend of mostly sunny skies with a high near 56 degrees. However, showers are likely to roll in after 2 a.m., bringing with them a 60% chance of precipitation, making for a potentially wet start to the workweek ahead. Showers will likely persist through Monday, mainly before 2 p.m., and the highs will push up to near 67 degrees, which might entice locals to brave the rain for a taste of the approaching spring warmth.
The beginning of the next workweek will maintain the possibility of showers, though the odds diminish to 30% Monday evening. This will clear the way for a mostly sunny Tuesday with a high of around 60 degrees. Similar conditions are expected to continue through Wednesday, with the next prospect of showers arriving Tuesday night.
Baltimoreans should keep their rain gear on standby as the city transitions through a somewhat turbulent yet mild-tempered spring week. The National Weather Service advises staying informed on the latest weather updates as the week progresses, ensuring everyone can safely enjoy or navigate the conditions ahead.
