Baltimore faces a stormy Sunday with a Flood Watch, heavy rain and thunderstorms possible through late tonight.

Baltimore reaches 90 degrees Saturday before thunderstorms and locally heavy rain move in Sunday and continue into next week.

Baltimore gets a bright, dry Friday before storm chances build Sunday night and linger into next week.

A Bel Air sewer overflow released an estimated 750,000 gallons of raw sewage into the Bynum Run watershed. Residents are being warned to avoid the water for a week.

Baltimore’s lawsuit against Coke, Pepsi and other companies over plastic pollution has been dismissed after Maryland courts narrowed public nuisance law.

Baltimore gets sunny, breezy weather Thursday before temperatures reach 90 Friday and Saturday. Showers and thunderstorms return Sunday.

Baltimore gets several sunny, breezy days before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

A Flood Watch runs Tuesday for parts of northeast Maryland with heavy thunderstorms and 1–2 inches possible. Expect slow commutes and urban flash flooding.

Hot, humid Monday in Baltimore with scattered afternoon storms and a stronger, potentially severe round arriving Tuesday.

Mostly sunny and near 86°F today; late‑evening showers possible. Stronger storms and a minor coastal flood risk arrive Tuesday, July 28.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 84°F. Stronger storms return Tuesday; coastal Annapolis may brush minor tidal flooding.

Mostly sunny and comfortable Friday with a high near 85. Heat and storm chances return Monday–Tuesday.

Sunny, cooler Thursday with highs near 83°F and lower humidity. Mostly dry into the weekend; heat and storm chances return early next week.