A cold front will bring dry conditions and cooler temperatures to Baltimore, with some showers possible in the Allegheny Mountains.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler, dry weather in Baltimore, with minor coastal flooding possible in Annapolis and a mix of temperatures in the region. Scattered showers may break the dry spell Friday.

The National Weather Service reports a Canadian high-pressure system bringing cooler temperatures and dry conditions to Baltimore, with cooler nights ahead and a stable, pleasant weekend forecast.

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Canadian high pressure will bring cooler temperatures and clear skies to Baltimore, with minimal chance of weather-related travel disruptions this week. A cold front may cause showers on Friday.

A cold front is bringing cooler temperatures and a potential for showers to Baltimore, with below-normal temperatures expected this week and possibly patchy frost on Tuesday night.

Baltimore's weather will shift with a cold front bringing showers, thunderstorms and cooler temperatures, with a chance of frost in higher elevations. High pressure will lead to drier conditions and below-average temperatures throughout the week.

Baltimore's weather includes sunny skies, normal temperatures, and low humidity today, with increased chances for showers and thunderstorms due to a cold front on Sunday. Winds will be southerly with a muggy feel returning.

The article discusses the weather forecast for the Baltimore and Washington, DC area, expecting sunny spells and drier air after storm Erin, with minor coastal flooding concerns and potential severe thunderstorms by Sunday.

Baltimore faces cooler, damp weather with drizzle and possible showers, while watching Hurricane Erin, which could cause gusty winds and coastal flooding. A brief sunny reprieve is expected before more storms on Sunday.

Baltimore expects a mix of weather influences from Hurricane Erin, with a cool, moist morning and warmer afternoon, followed by gusty northerly winds and potential thunderstorms. Boating advisories are in effect due to hurricane-related conditions.

The National Weather Service predicts below-average temperatures and persistent clouds in Baltimore this week, with some warming mid-week and the distant impact of Hurricane Erin affecting winds and possibly leading to coastal flooding.

A cold front brings unexpected cool temperatures, gusty winds, and lower humidity to Baltimore, with minor high tide flooding and Small Craft Advisories in effect.