The National Weather Service predicts rainy weather with a warm front in Baltimore today, followed by windy conditions and potential snow, especially in mountainous areas, later in the week.

The National Weather Service warns of weather shifts in Baltimore with potential winds and snow in the mountains, urging residents to prepare for travel disruptions and minor coastal flooding.

The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather for Baltimore, with mild conditions turning colder and potentially leading to the season's first snowfall in the region.

Baltimore's forecast predicts breezy weather with 30 mph gusts, clear skies, and temperatures in the mid-50s. A high pressure system brings a warming trend, while conditions remain dry, minimizing wildfire risks. A colder front is expected mid-week.

The Baltimore region anticipates milder weather as high pressure arrives, bringing clearer skies, moderate temperatures, and diminishing rain chances, per the NWS. Fire risk due to drought is noted.

The National Weather Service predicts rain for Baltimore due to a low-pressure system, with potential travel impacts and cooler temperatures. Clearing is expected after Friday, with a moderate warm-up next week.

Today's forecast in Baltimore shows a rise in temperature to the upper 40s and low 50s, with a chance of precipitation returning by tomorrow and a light wintry mix expected over the Alleghenies.

Baltimore is expected to experience strong winds and a sharp drop in temperatures today, with the coldest air of the season possible overnight. Mixed precipitation is also forecasted towards the end of the week.

Baltimore's record dry spell ends with scattered showers, leading to cooler temperatures and windy conditions, as well as small craft advisories along the coast. Aviation may face temporary disruptions, and there is an elevated fire weather risk.

Harford County Fire and EMS is alerting residents about smoke from a fire at USAG Aberdeen Proving Ground, advising to only call 911 for active fires.

Baltimore anticipates rain as a warm front moves in, ending a record dry streak. Showers are expected along with rising humidity and wind gusts. VFR conditions for aviation will decline later, while a small craft advisory is in effect for mariners.

Baltimore expects sunny weather with temperatures in the 50s to 60s, but a warm front brings mixed conditions and slight rain relief from a record dry spell. Winds may create elevated fire spread risk.

The National Weather Service predicts a dry cold front followed by high pressure and weekend rain for the Mid-Atlantic, amidst a record dry spell raising wildfire risks, leading to a Red Flag Warning in the area.