A cold front in Baltimore brings scattered showers and potential thunderstorms with highs in the 70s. Post-frontal conditions will be drier and cooler with high pressure and gusty winds, leading to a pleasant weekend, but with fire weather concerns.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore and Washington DC, including a moisture-starved cold front, mild conditions, and potential weekend rain.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore this week with fog, a warm front, and above-average temperatures, possibly breaking records.

Weather in Baltimore and DC will vary with clouds, sun, and rising temperatures; the National Weather Service predicts some fog overnight and potential highs in the 70s to 80s mid-week, followed by a cooler weekend.

Sunny, dry conditions with moderate temperatures expected for Baltimore early this week, due to a high pressure system, with a warm front bringing clouds and higher temperatures midweek.

The National Weather Service forecasts a shift in weather for Baltimore with stable conditions giving way to a warm front and potential showers by midweek; weekend weather remains sunny and cool.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift with a cold front and cooler conditions in the Baltimore MD/Washington DC region, followed by dry conditions and variable temperatures into next week.

Baltimore's weather will shift from warm and dry to cooler with potential rain due to an incoming cold front, with winds increasing, and temperatures varying. Weekend chill will linger, and further rain is expected next week with rising temperatures.

Baltimore is expected to have warmer, dry conditions leading up to the weekend due to high atmospheric pressure, with potential for record-breaking temperatures and a brief period of showers on Friday following a cold front.

Baltimore is forecasted to experience unseasonably warm temperatures, with possible record highs for late October before a cold front brings cooler weather and rain by the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a warm-up for Baltimore and Washington DC with a freeze warning until 9 AM today. Temps will rise through the week, with chances of light showers and a cold front by Thursday night.

The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington issues advisories for the region, predicting high pressure, mild temperatures, possible last freeze in areas, and a warming trend with clear flying and boating conditions ahead.

A cold front passing through Baltimore and Washington brings cooler temperatures, clear skies, and gusty winds, with a Freeze Watch for certain areas and dry conditions raising wildfire risks.