Baltimore is headed for one more summer-like day before fall finally makes its entrance. Temperatures will climb from the upper 60s Friday morning to near 88 degrees, with mostly sunny skies giving way to a chance of showers late in the afternoon.
Rain chances rise after 4 p.m. Friday, though most spots should see less than a tenth of an inch. The National Weather Service says a cold front will move through Friday evening, bringing northwest winds and a 40% chance of showers Friday night as temperatures fall to around 60.
Saturday Offers A Brief Weather Break
Saturday should be cooler and more manageable, with a slight chance of showers before 9 a.m. Partly sunny skies are expected afterward, but the high will reach only about 70 degrees with a light northeast breeze.
The wetter part of the weekend arrives Sunday, when rain showers are likely throughout the day. Baltimore is forecast to stay cloudy with a high near 66 and a 70% chance of rain, followed by lingering showers Sunday evening.
Sunny, Crisp Weather Returns Monday
Monday brings a reset: mostly sunny skies, a high near 71 and drier conditions. The chill becomes more noticeable Monday night and Tuesday, when lows drop into the upper 40s and Tuesday's high reaches only about 62.
Sunny weather continues Wednesday with a high near 64 before temperatures rebound to around 70 Thursday. The broadest frost and freeze concerns are focused west of the Blue Ridge, while Baltimore is expected to remain milder through the early-week cool-down.
