Baltimore is waking up to patchy fog and temperatures around 60 degrees Monday, but the murky start will give way to sunshine and a high near 73. Northwest winds will strengthen through the afternoon, adding a brisk edge to what otherwise looks like a very pleasant fall day.
Fog Clears As Afternoon Winds Pick Up
Patchy fog is expected before 7 a.m., with localized pockets potentially cutting visibility sharply during the early commute. The National Weather Service advised drivers to slow down, use low-beam headlights and leave extra following distance where visibility drops.
After the front moves through, skies should turn sunny, with northwest winds increasing to 12 or 13 mph and gusts reaching around 22 mph. Monday night will be clear and noticeably cooler, with temperatures falling to about 49 degrees.
Cool Tuesday, Warm Finish To The Week
Tuesday brings another sunny day with a high near 66 and a low in the low to mid-40s, followed by highs near 72 Wednesday, 77 Thursday and 75 Friday. Dry weather is expected through Saturday, giving Baltimore several solid days for outdoor plans.
Rain chances of 30 to 50 percent return late in the weekend, with skies partly sunny and temperatures expected to reach about 70 degrees. A frost advisory is in effect Monday night into Tuesday morning for higher elevations in western Maryland, but Baltimore is not included in that advisory.
