Baltimore residents can expect a mix of sun, clouds, and intermittent showers in the coming week. According to the latest weather update from the National Weather Service, today's forecast suggests a slight chance of showers in the morning, followed by a mostly sunny day with a high near 56 degrees and brisk winds gusting up to 28 mph. The chance of precipitation stands at a modest 20%.
The nighttime forecast brings a mostly clear sky, with temperatures dropping to a low of around 34 degrees. The wind is expected to continue at a milder 6 to 9 mph. Moving into Thursday, the outlook remains favorable; it will be sunny with a slightly higher high near 59 degrees and gentler west winds around seven mph.
As the workweek draws to a close, Friday's weather appears to lean towards warmer conditions, with a high near 67 degrees and a slight chance of afternoon showers. The calm winds will pick up from the south by the afternoon, reinforcing the temperature rise. The chance of rain remains low, echoing earlier predictions with a 20% probability.
Saturday heats up in a partly sunny environment, and the temperature jumps significantly to a high near 80 degrees. However, there is a 30% chance of showering at night after 2 a.m., and the trend of increasing precipitation chances continues into Sunday. There's a higher likelihood of rainfall, pegged at a 50% chance during the day and down slightly to a 40% likelihood on Sunday night.
The beginning of next week is set to see more consistent wet weather. Monday anticipates showers likely and a partly sunny sky with a 60% chance of precipitation for both the day and night when showers and thunderstorms could occur. Tuesday's conditions will be partly sunny with a high near 58, providing some respite from the previous days' rains.
Baltimoreans can find more details and stay updated on the changing patterns through the National Weather Service's weather forecast. Last updated at 7:29 a.m. EDT on March 26, 2025, this extended forecast covers up to 6 p.m. EDT on April 1, 2025, helping locals plan their week accordingly.
