Baltimore and the surrounding areas are experiencing below-normal temperatures and high winds, with a warming trend expected over the weekend before possible rain next week.

Baltimore prepares for severe winter weather with potential blizzard conditions, the National Weather Service advises caution ahead of a cold front bringing snow, winds, and dipping temperatures.

Baltimore is set to experience a "weather rollercoaster" with a sharp temperature drop, strong winds, and possible snow as advised by the National Weather Service.

The NWS forecasts continued cold temperatures for Baltimore, with below-average conditions and possible snow and wind gusts up to 55 mph later in the week.

The National Weather Service predicts a cold week for Baltimore and Maryland, with below-average temperatures and potential snow, especially west of the Allegheny Mountains.

Baltimore faces a cold spell with below-average temperatures and potential snow showers through mid-next week, along with high winds making conditions feel even colder.

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The National Weather Service warns of a cold airmass and potential snow in the Baltimore area, with hazardous travel conditions and very cold temperatures expected.

Baltimore's weather includes rain followed by clear skies, potential mountain snow without a weather advisory, gusty winds, and cold, dry conditions into the weekend.

Baltimore weather forecast predicts temporary warm spell followed by precipitation and a cold front, with snow in mountain regions and potential travel impacts around Thanksgiving.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes early showers due to a cold front, followed by sunny skies. Winds may reach 20-30 knots, with higher gusts possible. Cooler temperatures are expected post-Thanksgiving, with a potential for snow.

Baltimore's weather this week features a dry Monday with increasing clouds, followed by light rain in the evening. A cold front Tuesday night will lead to a significant temperature drop, and colder conditions are expected over Thanksgiving weekend.

The forecast by the National Weather Service predicts calmer weather with decreased winds, warmer temperatures, and light rain for Baltimore in the coming days.