Baltimore starts Monday with temperatures in the upper 40s and a brief patch of fog around daybreak, but the gray stuff will not stick around. Sunshine takes over quickly, sending the city to a warm 72 degrees with light west winds.
Fog should lift quickly after daybreak, with no rain in sight. The forecast is a warmer, drier update to Hoodline’s Sunday outlook, keeping Baltimore’s pleasant stretch firmly on track.
Warm, Dry Weather Runs Through Halloween
Tuesday will be sunny with a high near 70, followed by mostly sunny skies and a high near 67 Wednesday. Thursday's high is expected to be near 67. Friday currently looks like the warmest day of the week, reaching about 77 degrees, while Saturday should stay partly sunny and mild near 72.
The National Weather Service says high pressure will keep the region dry through the end of October. Baltimore has no active weather alerts in the current city forecast, making this a solid week for walks, outdoor lunches and Halloween plans that do not involve carrying an umbrella just in case.
Cooler Nights Keep Fall In The Mix
Even with warm afternoons, evenings will bring a more seasonal feel, with lows near 52 Monday night, 48 Tuesday night and around 52 Wednesday night. Temperatures should remain in the low to mid-50s overnight through Halloween, so early-morning commuters and trick-or-treaters will want a jacket handy.
Showers May Return Sunday
Rain chances may return by the end of the weekend, when mostly cloudy skies and a high near 70 are expected. There is about a 15% chance of precipitation during the day and 20% at night, so the first day of November may be considerably less cooperative than Halloween itself.
