Heat Advisory in effect Thursday, June 11. Highs near 96°F with heat index into the low 100s; isolated storms possible tonight.

Scattered morning showers may turn into afternoon thunderstorms. A hot, humid stretch then builds Thursday–Friday.

Mostly cloudy morning in Baltimore; highs near 81°F today. Heat surges to the mid‑90s by Thursday with a risk of storms.

Mostly sunny Monday and mild start; temperatures climb to near-record highs midweek with scattered storms. Check cooling centers and tide advisories.

Isolated midday showers then sunshine and a hot afternoon near 93°F. Gusts to about 23 mph and a small craft advisory for upper waters.

A line of severe storms moved through Baltimore Saturday night, producing damaging wind gusts and downed trees. Most storm activity should clear for a dry Sunday.

Hot and gusty Saturday: highs near 95°F and a chance of evening storms. Boat advisories run 11 a.m.–8 p.m.

Baltimore will hit the mid‑90s today and Saturday and a Code Orange air‑quality alert is in effect. Sensitive people should limit strenuous outdoor activity.

BGE has activated storm-response plans as Baltimore heads into a hot, storm-prone summer. Regulators continue pressing the utility over inspection concerns.

Heat builds into the mid‑90s by Saturday in Baltimore; showers and storms may arrive late Saturday into Sunday.

Clear skies this morning and a high near 84°F. Annapolis faces minor tidal flooding early; heat surges to the 90s by Friday–Saturday.

A force main break in August 2024 spilled about 16,200 gallons into Cypress Creek; county crews limed and vacuumed the shoreline while health officials closed parts of the creek.

Cool, sunny Tuesday in Baltimore with highs near 77°F; a rapid warmup pushes temps into the low 90s by the weekend. Boaters: advisories through mid‑morning.