Baltimore is starting Sunday with humid air near 68 degrees, but the weather is set to improve quickly. Skies will turn sunny, temperatures will climb to about 84 degrees, and a steady west wind will add a breezy edge to the afternoon. For outdoor plans, this looks like the city’s first genuinely easy weather day in several days.
The National Weather Service expects only a minimal chance of rain Sunday, with gusts reaching around 18 mph. The early humidity should ease as drier air moves in, and temperatures will fall to roughly 64 degrees Sunday night.
Sunny, Breezy Sunday Leads Into A Dry Start
Monday will stay sunny with a high near 82 degrees, followed by another sunny day Tuesday near 84. That dry stretch is a notable reset from the stormier pattern covered in an earlier Hoodline forecast, giving Baltimore several solid days for errands, park visits and outdoor events.
A coastal flood advisory remains in effect through 6 a.m. Sunday for parts of the region around Annapolis, where minor flooding may affect sensitive shoreline locations during the early high-tide cycle. No active alert is listed for Baltimore itself in the supplied forecast, but waterfront residents should still keep an eye on local tide conditions.
Heat And Humidity Return Before Thursday Storms
Wednesday turns warmer, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 86 degrees as humidity begins to build again. Shower and thunderstorm chances rise Thursday, when a 60% chance of precipitation accompanies a high near 86; storms are possible before 2 p.m. and become more likely later in the day.
Friday stays mostly sunny and warmer near 87 degrees, with only a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Saturday looks mostly sunny near 86 degrees, making the end of the week less unsettled than Thursday but still worth checking before making all-day outdoor plans.
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