Baltimore residents can expect a mixed bag of weather conditions this week, starting with a sunny Wednesday with highs peaking around 57 degrees as calm winds shift southwestward, the National Weather Service reports. For those enjoying the break from April showers, it's a brief respite—clouds are foreseen to roll in overnight, setting a somber stage for a potentially showery Thursday.
By Thursday morning, umbrellas will be a common sight. According to the National Weather Service, a 50% chance of precipitation is on the docket, and gusting southeast winds could reach up to 20 mph, making it a blustery day with these showers persisting into the night. The chances of showers climb even higher as we head into Friday, with an overbearing 90% likelihood ensuring that any outdoor plans will likely be drenched, the southeast winds maintaining their influence over the city, the damp spell seems set to hold Baltimore in its grasp well into the weekend.
While the deluge slightly abates, don't pack away your raincoats just yet; Saturday's forecast shows a 60% chance of continued showers, mainly before 2 p.m., with the possibility extending into a 40% chance for Saturday night. A mostly cloudy Sunday offers a brief dry spell before another sunny start to the week, with a balmy high of 73 degrees expected for the following Monday.
For locals looking further ahead, the Sun will grace Baltimore with a high near 75 degrees on Tuesday, making for a pleasant change after days defined by showers and overcast skies. This forecast comes courtesy of the National Weather Service's latest update. While Mother Nature's whims may shift, it's always good practice to keep an eye on the horizon—or at least a reliable weather website to help plan your week and know when it might be ideal to trade rain boots for sandals. The details currently point toward weather that might just keep you guessing.
