Baltimore's weather forecast includes clear skies, patchy fog, and chances of showers and thunderstorms with temperatures reaching the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. Midweek should bring drier conditions and lower humidity.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes rising temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and ongoing warm conditions with a marginal risk of severe weather.

Baltimore faces a cooling period due to a backdoor cold front, with clouds and potential rain forecasted, especially in western regions where a Flood Watch is in place. A warm front may bring showers and severe thunderstorms over the weekend.

Baltimore is experiencing a heatwave with a Heat Advisory in effect, accompanied by potential thunderstorms and record-breaking temperatures, urging residents to take precautions.

The Baltimore DPW has modified trash collection due to a heat wave, following MOSH guidelines and past worker fatalities, prioritizing employee safety and advising residents on service changes.

The NWS warns of continued heat in Baltimore with thunderstorms expected later in the week and advises residents to stay hydrated and take precautions.

Baltimore is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures forecasted by the NWS to reach up to 101 degrees. Heat advisories are in effect, and there is a slight chance of thunderstorms but little relief from the heat.

Howard County issues a heat alert for June 23 and 24 due to anticipated high temperatures and humidity, with heat index values possibly reaching 110 degrees.

The Baltimore area is bracing for extreme heat with possible record high temperatures and health risks due to a high-pressure system. Heat advisories are in effect, with little overnight relief expected.

Baltimore anticipates extreme heat due to a high-pressure system, with potentially record temperatures and high heat index values raising health concerns, but little chance of cooling storms until the end of the week.

Baltimore braces for a severe heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching the century mark and heat indices up to 110 degrees, prompting health concerns and possible advisories.

Baltimore is set to enjoy cooler, less humid weather this weekend before a heatwave with temperatures potentially hitting 100 degrees and high heat indices arrives by Sunday.

Baltimore braces for severe weather with winds, hail, and rain; flood threat looms in saturated metro areas. Reprieve expected post-storm with a looming heatwave.