Baltimore faces high temperatures with heat index over 100, along with a heat advisory and potential severe thunderstorms. Midweek heat will continue; temporary relief expected by Saturday.

The National Weather Service predicts a hot and stormy weekend for Baltimore, with heat advisories possible near Fredericksburg. Thunderstorms and high humidity will continue into next week, with some relief expected by Thursday.

Baltimore is expecting a period of extreme heat and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and the possibility of severe storms and flash flooding.

The Baltimore region anticipates a heatwave with advisories for high temperatures and thunderstorms, with the heat index possibly reaching 100-110 degrees. Thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding are also potential risks.

The National Weather Service predicts dry conditions until Thursday, with warm temperatures and moderate humidity. A heatwave with possible advisories is expected Friday, followed by a cool down with potential thunderstorms over the weekend.

A Johns Hopkins study found that operations at the CSX coal terminal in Baltimore increase air pollution in Curtis Bay, as residents have noted more particulate matter during specific activities.

Baltimore's forecast predicts a respite from humidity with dry conditions mid-week, followed by a return to heat and possible severe weather by the weekend.

The National Weather Service reports a break in heat for Baltimore, with cooler temperatures and a chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by dry conditions and a return to hotter weather later in the week.

Baltimore's weather this week starts with a cold front and potential showers and storms, followed by a drop in humidity on Monday. The week may end with rising heat and humidity, leading to possible thunderstorms by the weekend.

The National Weather Service predicts summer storms in Baltimore, with a mix of thunderstorms and hot, humid conditions, followed by a drop in humidity and cooler, dry weather. Central Virginia may face heavy rain and a flood watch.

The National Weather Service warns of potential flooding and severe thunderstorms in Baltimore, with a Flood Watch issued for parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Baltimore issues a heat advisory with temperatures peaking in the low to mid 90s and a real feel of up to 105 degrees. Rain and thunderstorms are possible, with a severe weather threat and potential for isolated flash flooding.

The National Weather Service forecasts stormy and hot weather for Baltimore, with thunderstorms, potential flash flooding, and high heat indices expected in the coming days.