Baltimore is waking to sunny skies and dry, comfortable air Sunday, with temperatures rising from the upper 60s to a high near 83. A north wind around 5 to 8 mph should keep the day feeling more September than sauna, making it a solid bet for outdoor plans.
Labor Day Stays Mostly Sunny
Sunday night turns partly cloudy with a low around 65. Monday remains mostly sunny and seasonable, with a high near 82, light northeast winds and a low around 64 Monday night.
Heat Builds By Midweek
The forecast turns warmer Tuesday, when mostly sunny skies accompany a high near 85. Wednesday and Thursday could reach about 89, with humidity gradually returning as the week wears on, according to National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington.
Thursday is the week's main weather wildcard: a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives after 2 p.m., followed by a chance of additional storms before 2 a.m. Thursday night. There are currently no watches, warnings or advisories for Baltimore.
Cooler, Calmer Weekend Ahead
Behind the front, Friday should settle back to mostly sunny skies and a high near 83, with a low around 63 Friday night. Saturday looks sunny and similarly mild near 83, giving Baltimore another favorable window for parks, patios and other outdoor plans.
The updated outlook is a meaningful cleanup from the stormier setup earlier in the week: the holiday itself now looks dry, while the next notable rain risk waits until Thursday afternoon. Hoodline's earlier Baltimore forecast had already pointed to the weekend cooldown.
