The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for Baltimore, with varied rain totals expected across the region, and uncertain weather conditions towards the weekend.

Forecasters warn of changing weather in Baltimore, with a low-pressure system expected to bring rain and potential coastal flooding midweek, following a period of high pressure and mostly sunny skies.

The Baltimore area is expected to have stable weather due to high pressure, but a low-pressure system may bring changes, including possible rain and coastal flooding next week.

The National Weather Service predicts stable weather for Baltimore, with highs in the low to mid 80s and potential minor rain. The weekend looks sunny, with uncertainty mid-week regarding a potential low-pressure system.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny, mild weather for Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic region through the weekend due to a high-pressure system.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather in Baltimore with low to mid 80s during the day and a drop to 50s at night. Conditions remain dry until at least Monday, with mild winds and no notable tidal shifts expected.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of dry, warm weather for the Baltimore/Washington area, with temperatures gradually rising into the mid-80s. There's a chance of showers by the weekend due to a distant tropical depression.

Cooler, drier weather is expected in Baltimore and surrounding areas through Monday, with clear skies and temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s during the day and dropping to the 40s and 50s at night.

Baltimore is expected to see varied weather today due to a cold front causing showers and cooler temperatures, with sunny conditions and fall-like temperatures returning by Sunday.

A weather update from the National Weather Service outlines scattered showers and possible thunder for the DC area, followed by a cool front, with warnings of patchy fog and advisories for mariners.

Dry, fall-like weather continues for Baltimore and Washington with temperatures below average and a slight chance of showers and patchy fog. A new high-pressure system will bring cooler conditions by Sunday.

Dead fish were found in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, initially concerning residents. The cause, identified as "pistachio tide," involves natural water inversion leading to low oxygen levels.

Baltimore sees a cool, dry spell with below-average temperatures and low humidity. Some rain showers expected late Friday with potential strong thunderstorms on Saturday. Cooler, drier conditions will return after the weekend.