The National Weather Service forecasts dreary weather for Baltimore, with light rain and windy conditions expected as a coastal low pressure system travels from the Carolina coast to the sea.

Baltimore faces rainy and windy conditions due to a coastal low pressure system, with potential for light showers and coastal flooding. The weather is expected to stabilize midweek with high pressure following.

A coastal low pressure system is causing weather changes in the Baltimore area, with the National Weather Service predicting winds, rain, and possible minor coastal flooding into the next week.

The 2025 Healthy Harbor Report Card gave Baltimore's Inner Harbor a "C" grade for ecosystem health, with improved dissolved oxygen but poor chlorophyll a levels. Swimming safety has increased, and water quality has seen some enhancement.

The National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC cautions of potential weather hazards for Baltimore including rain, winds, and possible coastal flooding due to a coastal low tracking along the East Coast.

Baltimore experiences autumn weather with clear skies and seasonal lows, while frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for various regions. A coastal low threatens to bring showers and gusty winds by the weekend.

A cold front is expected to cause temperature drops and strong winds in Baltimore, with clear skies to follow. Frost advisories have been issued, and a cool trend with potential for coastal flooding is forecasted.

A cold front with the season's chilliest temperatures to hit Baltimore, bringing showers, winds up to 25 mph, and potentially aiding drought conditions. Temperatures will drop significantly mid-week with frost likely by Thursday.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore this week, including a midweek cold front with potential showers and thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures towards the weekend.

The Baltimore area is forecasted to have a sunny and warm start to the week with highs in the lower 80s, before weather changes midweek due to an approaching cold front.

Baltimore is forecasted to have a sunny weekend with temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s due to high pressure and upper-level ridging, with patchy night fog and continued dry weather into early next week.

Maryland reached a settlement with Constellation Energy on the Conowingo Dam, committing $341 million to Chesapeake Bay protection and environmental projects.

Baltimore weather promises clear skies and mild temperatures over the weekend, with high pressure dominating and a gradual warming trend expected. Minor coastal flooding alerts remain in some areas.