Baltimore rolled into Saturday, July 25, 2026, on a cool and mostly clear note, with morning temperatures in the upper 60s and a light east breeze. Skies will clear out quickly, turning the day bright and sunny with a high near 84°F. Saturday night stays mostly clear with lows around 66°F, and Sunday, July 26, edges a bit warmer with afternoon highs near 87°F.
Today And This Weekend
The weather script for the weekend is simple and friendly: sun, light east winds, and dry conditions for most of the metro, a solid setup for outdoor plans. Afternoon highs rise from the low 80s today into the upper 80s by Sunday, while overnight lows hold in the mid to upper 60s. These details line up with the local forecast from the National Weather Service.
Storms Next Week
The pattern turns more active to start the workweek, with shower and thunderstorm chances returning on Monday, July 27, 2026, and a more organized threat on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. Expect a chance of showers and thunderstorms Monday afternoon and evening, with showers and storms likely overnight into Tuesday and the broadest coverage on Tuesday. The strongest cells could bring damaging wind gusts and brief torrential downpours, enough to slow the afternoon and evening commute and trigger localized flooding in poor drainage spots.
Marine And Tides
On the water, boaters see light east winds today and Sunday, a mellow setup before southerly winds increase Monday night into Tuesday and may push gusts high enough for Small Craft Advisories on the wider Bay waters. Persistent onshore flow will also nudge tidal anomalies higher, so tide-sensitive locations like downtown Annapolis could approach minor flood thresholds early next week. For precise water levels and timing, check NOAA tide predictions for Annapolis at NOAA Tides & Currents.
What To Know And Prep
Soak up the dry, sunny weekend, but treat Monday and Tuesday plans as flexible. If you can, shift outdoor events earlier in the day, keep rain gear handy, and build in extra travel time for the afternoon and evening in case storms slow things down. Secure loose outdoor furniture before the stronger storms arrive, and never drive through standing water, no matter how shallow it looks. If you are heading out on the Bay, monitor the latest marine forecasts and respect any advisories. Watch for updates if watches or advisories are issued as the early week storms move in.
