Baltimore is set for sunny, cool days with below-normal temperatures as high pressure influences the weather, bringing dry conditions and a calm end to the week. Frost advisories were in place, and Small Craft Advisories are effect for mariners.

Baltimore expects cooler temperatures and clear skies as Canadian high pressure builds from the west, with a forecast of early Fall-like weather including nights potentially in the 40s.

The NWS predicted severe thunderstorms for Baltimore due to a cold front, with damage risks but low tornado chances. No major flash floods or coastal flooding were expected, with forecasts indicating cooler weather and windy conditions post-storm.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and high temperatures for Baltimore/DC, followed by a weekend cold front with possible thunderstorms and lower temperatures next week.

Baltimore's weather will fluctuate as fronts and pressure systems pass, bringing varied conditions including thunderstorms, a brief warmer period, then cooler weather.

Baltimore's weather will be mostly calm with warmer temperatures and possible weekend showers and thunderstorms; aviation and marine advisories are in effect due to certain conditions.

Baltimore weather is set to see variability, with calm conditions giving way to potential storms by the weekend with two coming cold fronts. Some fog, showers, and thunderstorms are expected midweek, leading to possibly severe weather on Thursday.

Baltimore's weather remains calm with high pressure and mild temperatures, with potential minor coastal flooding and a couple of approaching cold fronts.

The article outlines the National Weather Service's forecast for Baltimore with high pressure, cold fronts later in the week, and mostly dry conditions with some showers and potential minor coastal flooding.

The National Weather Service forecasts dry, cool conditions in Baltimore with clear skies and temperatures in the 70s, dipping to the 50s at night. A calm weather pattern is expected to continue into next week.

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.