Partly sunny Thursday with northwest gusts up to 23 mph. Small Craft Advisory on the Bay through mid‑afternoon.

Baltimore has lifted its State of Emergency after a severe winter storm, resuming normal activities as conditions improve.

Weeks after a late-January snowstorm, several Baltimore schools remain on early-dismissal or virtual schedules because of burst pipes and power outages. Parents say late notices made pickup and work plans harder.

Gusty northwest winds and a high near 44°F today. Lows near 29°F tonight; weekend system still uncertain.

A sanitary sewer overflow shut a stretch of the Patapsco River in Linthicum Heights. County officials warn against water contact through Feb. 16.

Icy conditions on the Chesapeake have grounded Maryland oystermen during peak season, prompting a congressional request for federal disaster aid.

Baltimore experiences warm weather before a potential cool down and winter storm by the weekend, with uncertain details, as per the National Weather Service.

Warmer weather is forecast for Baltimore, with temperatures increasing 5-10 degrees, reaching highs in the 20s to upper 30s. A possibility of wintry precipitation later in the week is noted.

Extreme cold hits Baltimore with advisories in place; winds to weaken. Conditions forecasted to improve, with a potential wintry mix later in the week. Travel may be affected.

Baltimore is facing a severe winter storm with near-blizzard conditions, extreme cold, and high winds predicted through the weekend, with improvement expected by midweek.

Baltimore expects severe winter weather, with possible near-blizzard conditions, heavy freezing spray on waters, and high winds affecting both air and maritime travel as stated by the National Weather Service.

Baltimore is preparing for a severe winter storm with snow, strong winds, and potential blizzard conditions expected this Friday, as warned by the National Weather Service.

Light snow is expected in Baltimore with modest accumulations, followed by an Arctic front bringing snow showers and potentially damaging winds, possibly affecting travel and power.