A mid‑May heat surge will push D.C. into the 80s this weekend and into the 90s early next week, with records at risk and storms possible midweek.

Cool start gives way to a breezy, sunny afternoon; weekend temperatures surge into the 80s and 90s.

Baltimore's DPW asked public-water customers across the city and nearby counties to limit nonessential water use as reservoir levels run low. The advisory lists simple conservation steps to reduce demand.

Patchy fog and spotty showers this morning. Gusty northwest winds and a Small Craft Advisory through Friday.

Breezy start gives way to a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon and a wet, gusty night.

Sunny Tuesday gives way to a gusty, stormy Wednesday; boaters should heed Small Craft Advisories. Expect wet roads Wednesday evening and a warm weekend ahead.

Mid-50s, mostly cloudy in Baltimore with a slight morning shower chance and a small craft advisory through noon. Gusty thunderstorms are possible Wednesday.

Warm Sunday gives way to a late‑afternoon storm window. Mariners should note a small craft advisory overnight into Monday.

Cloudy start Saturday with scattered showers and an afternoon chance of thunderstorms. Annapolis sees a coastal flood advisory around the morning high tide.

Sunny and mild Friday with gusty afternoon winds. Small craft advisories affect parts of the bay; showers and thunderstorms are more likely Sunday night into Monday.

Cool morning with highs near 66°F and mostly light winds. Showers are likely Saturday and return Sunday night into Monday; plan for damp commutes.

Rain and possible thunderstorms arrive during Wednesday's commute. Gusty south winds and a Small Craft Advisory could complicate waterfront plans.

Warm, windy Tuesday with highs near 85°F; Small Craft Advisories begin at 10 a.m. Widespread rain and thunderstorms are expected Wednesday.