Showers and thunderstorms are expected to bring modest rainfall to Baltimore, offering a slight reprieve from dry conditions, with temperatures remaining below seasonal norms.

The Baltimore area expects varied weather this weekend with a stalled front bringing scattered showers and temperatures near or below average, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather seesaw in Baltimore with a southward-moving cold front, limited sunshine, and varying chances of rain through the coming days.

The National Weather Service anticipates a cold front to bring relief after one more hot day in the Baltimore/Washington region, with chances of severe thunderstorms and cooling temperatures toward the weekend.

Baltimore faces extreme heat with temperatures nearing 100°F and heat advisories in effect. Expectations of thunderstorms and potential localized flooding accompany a coming cold front, with relief and cooler temperatures anticipated by the weekend.

Howard County initiates a heat alert due to high temperatures and poor air quality, advising against outdoor activity and offering assistance through community centers and hotlines.

The mid-Atlantic faces another day of extreme heat with record-tying temperatures expected and heat advisories in effect. Thunderstorms may bring severe weather, but also a slight relief from the heat. Cooling is anticipated later in the week.

The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat in Baltimore with temperatures potentially breaking records, posing health hazards, and the chance of severe storms as a cold front approaches midweek.

A heatwave is forecasted to hit Baltimore starting Sunday with temperatures expected to reach the mid to upper 90s, following the end of a flood watch alert. Storms and possible record highs near 100 degrees are predicted early next week.

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Baltimore is set for widespread showers and thunderstorms due to a stationary front, with a flood watch issued for several counties and varying temperatures anticipated.

The National Weather Service reports a temporary break from the heat for Baltimore and DC with cooler temperatures and lower humidity, but storms and heat are expected to return soon.

The Baltimore area faces another day of extreme heat with heat advisories in effect. Severe thunderstorms are possible due to tropical cyclone remnants and a cold front. A brief cool off is expected later in the week.