Baltimore is waking up to a crisp, clear Thursday, with temperatures in the 40s climbing steadily toward a sunny high near 67 degrees. A north wind of 7 to 10 mph will keep the morning feeling cooler, but there is no rain in the forecast.
Sunny Thursday Gives Way To Cooler Nights
The National Weather Service expects clear skies Thursday night, with temperatures dropping to around 46 degrees. Friday stays sunny but cooler, topping out near 63 with a northeast breeze, while Friday night could fall to around 39.
Saturday and Sunday remain dry and bright, with highs near 62 and 65. The more practical catch comes after dark: lows hover around 40 Saturday night and 42 Sunday night, while frost is possible in colder spots Friday and Saturday nights, especially west of the I-95 corridor.
Dry Stretch Holds Through Next Week
High pressure keeps Baltimore dry through Tuesday, with sunshine and highs near 66 Monday and about 69 Tuesday. A mostly dry front may bring a few more clouds Tuesday night into Wednesday, but rain chances remain minimal, with Wednesday expected to reach about 67.
Thursday afternoon, terminals near the Baltimore metro could see gusts of 15 to 20 knots, so a light jacket will still earn its keep after sunset. Separate coastal flooding advisories remain in effect for some low-lying Maryland shoreline areas, while Baltimore’s city forecast stays clear and dry.
