Baltimore is heading into a mostly sunny Monday, but the calm-looking sky comes with a blustery catch. Temperatures should climb from the upper 40s into the low 60s while northwesterly winds gust as high as 35 mph.
Windy Monday Gives Way To Warmer Days
The National Weather Service expects dry conditions throughout Monday, with a trough crossing later in the day. The gusts could make the commute feel colder than the thermometer suggests and may be enough to send unsecured outdoor items rolling down the block.
Winds ease Monday night as temperatures fall to around 42 degrees. Tuesday looks sunnier and warmer, with a high near 68, followed by a bright Veterans Day on Wednesday with temperatures reaching about 67.
Rain Arrives Thursday
The quiet stretch breaks Thursday, when rain is expected, according to the National Weather Service. Baltimore should see a mostly cloudy day with a high near 63.
Rain likely continues Thursday night and Friday, when highs drop back to the low 50s and northerly winds become more noticeable. Saturday brings a slight chance of showers and partly sunny skies, while Sunday looks mostly sunny but cooler, with a high near 54.
The late-week shift is a sharper change from the mild pattern highlighted in Hoodline’s earlier Baltimore forecast, making Monday through Wednesday the best window for outdoor plans.
