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.

The NWS issued a weather outlook for Baltimore with calm weather into Thursday, followed by a stormy weekend with an increased chance of showers and thunderstorms.

The article details the National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC's forecast for dry and sunny weather with cooler temperatures and lower humidity for Baltimore, followed by possible rain later in the week.

Baltimore's weather today includes storms before a cooler, drier week. Severe weather risk is low. Post-front, expect pleasant conditions with cool temps, especially early in the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts fog, showers, and thunderstorms for Baltimore, with potential flooding in mountainous areas and strong thunderstorms later in the afternoon.

Baltimore faces a mix of weather with clouds, possible drizzle, and isolated thunderstorms as a backdoor cold front moves through, bringing fluctuating temperatures and the risk of severe storms, before clearing up early next week.

The National Weather Service predicts unstable weather for Baltimore with storms, potential flooding, and strong winds, followed by clearer skies next week.

Baltimore is set to experience extreme heat with temperatures hitting the upper 90s to lower 100s. Health officials advise caution as the heat index soars. The area may also see severe thunderstorms due to an approaching cold front.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot day for Baltimore with temperatures reaching upper 80s to lower 90s, with potential storms and high winds later in the week.