Baltimore gets a gray but quiet Tuesday, with temperatures climbing through the 60s before topping out near 75. Mostly cloudy skies and light northwest winds should keep the day comfortable, while the rain chance stays near zero.
Quiet Weather Gives Way To A Warm Finish
The National Weather Service expects partly cloudy skies Tuesday night, with a low near 61, followed by mostly sunny and warmer conditions Wednesday. Highs are forecast around 81 Wednesday, 85 Thursday and 87 Friday, with little or no rain through Thursday and only a slight shower chance Friday.
Weekend Forecast Turns Wetter
Forecast confidence drops this weekend as a front approaches. Baltimore has a 40% chance of showers Saturday, with rain and thunderstorms becoming more likely Saturday night and Sunday; Sunday’s high is expected near 70, followed by showers likely Sunday night.
Monday should bring a cooler, partly sunny reset, with a high near 68 and only a slight chance of a morning shower. The forecast discussion also notes that elevated tides could cause minor flooding at some regional shoreline locations, especially Annapolis, but no watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Baltimore.
Best Outdoor Window Arrives Midweek
For Baltimore residents, Tuesday through Friday offer the best stretch for outdoor plans before the weekend turns unsettled. The tradeoff is a late-week return to summerlike warmth, even as October approaches.
