Baltimore gets one relatively calm day before the weekend turns soggy. Saturday stays mostly cloudy with temperatures rising from the mid-60s to around 71 degrees, while Sunday brings likely rain and a cooler high near 67.
Saturday Offers A Gray, Mostly Dry Break
Clouds will hang over the city Saturday, with a northeast breeze near 8 mph and only a 20% chance of rain. Some partial sunshine may peek through during the afternoon, making it the better window for outdoor plans before the weather turns wetter.
The latest outlook is a notable shift from Hoodline’s Friday forecast, which called for a cooler and wetter Saturday. The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington forecasts rain at times through Sunday and increased rain chances Saturday.
Sunday Brings The Weekend Washout
Rain showers are expected Sunday. A stalled front could allow periods of steadier or heavier rain to spread into Baltimore through the day, so slick roads and soggy outdoor events are the main concerns.
Showers may begin creeping in early Sunday morning, then gradually exit Sunday evening. No land-based watches or warnings are listed for Baltimore, but residents with weekend plans should keep an umbrella nearby and allow extra time for wet travel.
Sunny Skies Return With A Chilly Reset
Monday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 73, followed by a clear night with temperatures dropping to around 50. Tuesday stays sunny but cooler, topping out near 64, before highs reach about 64 Wednesday and the low 70s Thursday and Friday.
The coolest stretch arrives early next week, especially overnight, even as Baltimore avoids the more significant frost threat expected farther west of the Blue Ridge. By midweek, the forecast settles into a dry pattern with crisp mornings and comfortable afternoons.
