Baltimore wakes up to a chilly Monday morning near 46 degrees, but clear skies will quickly take over as temperatures climb toward 67. The city’s forecast stays sunny and dry, with a light north wind building through the afternoon.
Monday night will remain mostly clear with a low near 50 and north winds around 7 mph, according to the National Weather Service. Frost and freeze concerns continue in parts of the broader region through 9 a.m. Monday, though Baltimore’s official forecast calls for a cold but manageable start.
Tuesday Brings The Week’s Warmest Afternoon
Tuesday looks like the warmest day of the week, with sunshine and a high near 69. North winds around 10 mph could gust to 21 mph, followed by another cool night, with overnight lows this week in the upper 30s to mid 40s.
Dry Stretch Holds Through The Weekend
Sunny or mostly sunny conditions are expected Wednesday through Sunday, with highs ranging from 62 to 67 degrees. Rain chances remain near zero, topping out at just 1% Wednesday, while overnight lows range from the upper 30s to mid 40s.
Chesapeake Winds Could Be The Bigger Story
The city itself is expected to stay dry, but a developing coastal storm could bring rougher marine conditions and minor coastal flooding to some tidal locations around the Chesapeake by Tuesday or Wednesday. Anyone heading onto the water should check the latest advisories, as wind and water levels may remain elevated into late week.
