Patchy fog lifts Tuesday morning, then a warm, mostly sunny day with highs near 74°F. A strong cold front could bring severe storms Wednesday evening; secure outdoor items and watch for warnings.

Sunny, unusually warm Monday with highs near 70°F. A strong cold front brings rain and gusty winds Wednesday night into Thursday.

Dense fog reduces visibility for the Sunday commute; afternoon warms into the low 70s with a midweek cold front on the horizon.

Dense fog will slow Saturday morning commutes in Baltimore. Rain is likely tonight with a warm Sunday ahead of a midweek cold front.

Dense morning fog and low clouds slow Baltimore's Friday commute. Expect spotty showers today and a warmer, unsettled weekend with isolated storms.

Dense fog and patchy showers will slow Thursday’s commute in Baltimore. NWS warns visibility could drop to a quarter mile this morning.

Patchy fog and light rain will slow the Wednesday commute in Baltimore with highs near 51°F. Nights stay damp but a strong warm‑up arrives by Saturday.

Freezing rain this Tuesday morning may make bridges and elevated surfaces slick. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect into the late morning.

Light snow is possible Monday with a wintry mix overnight into Tuesday. Most places should see under half an inch, but bridges and higher ground may be slick.

Chilly, breezy Sunday with isolated showers and a Small Craft Advisory on the bay. A brief wintry mix is possible Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Patchy, locally dense fog is reducing visibility Friday morning in Baltimore; expect clearing to sun and a high near 51°F.

Light rain likely this afternoon in Baltimore with limited impacts. A colder system could bring snow Monday, March 2, 2026.

A quick early-morning snow chance will give way to rain and breezy conditions in Baltimore; highs near 51. Coastal Flood and Small Craft Advisories may affect Annapolis and the Chesapeake.