Baltimore faces brisk winds and potential precipitation early in the week, with a green Christmas expected due to above-normal temperatures and rain chances.

The latest National Weather Service forecast indicates varied weather for Baltimore, with a cold front and high pressure, followed by possible light precipitation and warmer temperatures later in the week.

Baltimore is set to experience strong wind gusts that could lead to tree damage and disrupt outdoor items, with a high wind warning in effect. Additionally, snow and dropping temperatures are expected in higher elevations.

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A cold front approaching Baltimore is set to cause gusty showers and possible thunderstorms followed by high winds and cooler temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

Baltimore expects a surge in temperatures followed by a cold front, with moderate temperatures until Thursday, potential storms late Thursday, then windy and cold conditions Friday.

Baltimore residents can expect a cold Tuesday with temperatures below average, followed by a brief warm-up on Wednesday and potential severe weather on Thursday evening.

Arctic high pressure brings high winds, low temperatures, and single-digit wind chills to Baltimore, with a warming trend starting Tuesday and rain expected Thursday before another temperature drop on Friday.

The National Weather Service warns Baltimore of a strong arctic front with gusty winds, snow, and single-digit wind chills. Travel may be difficult and gale warnings are in place for boaters.

The National Weather Service predicts a dramatic weather shift in Baltimore with an Arctic front bringing a wintry mix, strong winds, and a cold surge into the 20s.

Baltimore and Central Virginia anticipate variable weather, including possible light snow accumulations and chilly temperatures, with a colder arctic system to follow.

The NWS Baltimore/Washington issued an early forecast for a cold front exit and blizzard warnings in Maryland counties, with cold, windy weather expected and potential light snow towards the weekend.

The National Weather Service has issued a Blizzard Warning for western Maryland, predicting significant snowfall and strong winds, affecting travel and visibility.