Baltimore's weather is an unsettled pattern with daily showers, potential thunderstorms, and flash flooding expected to continue into early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Baltimore, with intermittent heavy showers and thunderstorms expected. The weather will feature high humidity, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the week.

Warm and stormy weather with a chance of flash flooding is expected in Baltimore, as a backdoor cold front approaches, potentially affecting outdoor activities.

The NWS Baltimore has updated the weather forecast, highlighting high pressure today, a cold front later in the week, and potential storms and heavy rain into next week.

The UMCES 2025 Chesapeake Bay Report Card gives the Bay a C, slightly down from C+ the previous year, with mixed reviews on its health but showing long-term improvement.

Baltimore is set to experience above-normal temperatures and dry conditions due to high pressure, with a forecast of rising humidity and heat in the coming days. Thunderstorms may occur following the shift in weather patterns over the weekend.

The NWS forecast for Baltimore predicts a variable weather week with a cold front, thunderstorms, and periods of calm, but advises caution on potentially tumultuous conditions.

Severe weather with showers and thunderstorms is expected in Baltimore, with a flood watch in effect and potential for isolated tornadoes south of US-50. Dry, warmer weather is forecast for midweek.

Stormy weather is forecasted for Baltimore with showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend due to a cold front, with potential severe weather and isolated flash flooding.

Baltimore to experience unsettled weather, with isolated showers and thunderstorms, influenced by a low-pressure system and a cold front, from Thursday into the next week.

Baltimore is slated for warmer weather with increasing humidity, as highs may reach 90 degrees, challenging records. A shift, however, is expected with possible showers and thunderstorms by the weekend. Small Craft Advisories are issued for boaters.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rise in temperatures for the Baltimore/DC area with some smoke from distant Canadian fires affecting air quality.

Baltimore is set to experience a rise in temperatures after a cold start to June, with warmer and sunnier conditions expected until a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms by the weekend.