Howard County Health Department issues a heat alert due to high temperatures and humidity, with a concurrent Code Orange Air Quality Alert. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Baltimore expects high temperatures around the upper 90s with a heat index of 103 to 108, and the possibility of scattered storms providing slight relief.

Baltimore faces a hot and humid week with chances of storms as temperatures may reach the 90s. Conditions are expected to become more stable next week.

A weather mix with potential thunderstorms and high winds is expected in Baltimore and Washington D.C., as temperatures rise and flood threats are monitored.

The forecast indicates high humidity and storm chances for Baltimore and D.C., with higher storm coverage expected Tuesday and potential thunderstorms persisting into the weekend.

Baltimore will have a dry Sunday due to weak high pressure but can expect daily showers and thunderstorms starting Monday, with increasing heat and humidity throughout the week.

The National Weather Service predicts stable weather with clear skies for Baltimore into early Sunday, followed by warmer temperatures and chances of showers and thunderstorms into the next week.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Baltimore and DC: a cold front followed by clear skies, then thunderstorms early next week with varying temperatures.

Baltimore anticipates varied weather today, with showers and potential thunderstorms, followed by a clear weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

The Baltimore area experiences midweek showers and thunderstorms with a temporary cooldown expected for the weekend, followed by potential wet weather early next week.

The National Weather Service predicts storms, heat, and eventual cooling for Baltimore and Washington D.C., with potential urban flooding and evening thunderstorms disrupting commutes, followed by clearing skies by the weekend.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms for Baltimore due to a stalling warm front. High humidity and temperatures around seasonal norms are expected, with potential flooding in urban areas.

The NWS provides a weather outlook for Baltimore with a brief dry period followed by a humid week with potential storms and a risk of localized flooding.