Dense fog will slow Baltimore’s Tuesday morning commute; spotty showers today and heavy, slow‑moving storms could bring localized flooding midweek.

Patchy dense fog and steady showers hit Baltimore Monday, May 25, 2026. Expect reduced visibility and an afternoon chance of thunderstorms.

Patchy fog and rounds of heavy showers hit Baltimore this Sunday morning. Expect a cool, damp day with more storms possible into Memorial Day.

Steady rain and gusty east winds will make Saturday raw across Baltimore. Heavier bands tonight could drop pockets of 1–2 inches and cause localized ponding.

A state board approved a lease forcing the Days Cove landfill to stop taking rubble by Dec. 31, 2029 and fund capping and restoration of roughly 114 acres. The deal includes a $5M penalty and new escrow oversight.

Cool, rainy start Friday with heavier showers into Saturday and gusty east winds. Small craft advisories and tidal rises possible; Memorial Day looks warmer but unsettled.

A cool front replaces this week’s heat — expect showers, gusts and small‑craft advisories through the holiday weekend.

Highs near 96°F today, then scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Expect gusty winds, hail risk and a sharp cool-down through the holiday.

Maryland reached a $4.1M settlement with Ridgely's Reserve developers over construction runoff that fouled the Gunpowder River. The deal splits $2M in penalties and $2.1M for restoration grants.

Upper 90s Tuesday; storms and a 20–30°F cooldown arrive Wednesday.

Low‑90s today and hotter Tuesday, then widespread storms Wednesday; Code Orange air quality urges caution for sensitive people.

Mostly sunny and near 90°F Sunday with a slight evening storm chance. Expect low‑to‑mid 90s Monday–Tuesday before a cool, stormy Wednesday.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 83°F. Near‑record heat likely Monday–Tuesday and a storm risk Wednesday.