Baltimore, MD – Heavy rain is expected to sweep into the Baltimore area by Monday afternoon, leading to possible thunderstorms later in the week. Monday’s weather will bring increasing clouds and showers, with a high temperature of 79°F, according to the National Weather Service. Residents should prepare for a damp start to the week, with rain likely continuing through the night and into Tuesday.
The rain is expected to intensify by Tuesday, with a 90% chance of showers throughout the day. By Wednesday, thunderstorms could be in the mix, increasing the chances of precipitation to 90% again. These storms are likely to cause disruptions for commuters and outdoor activities in the area. Local authorities urge residents to stay informed about potential storm warnings as the week progresses.
If you’re planning to be on the road, expect wet conditions throughout Baltimore and surrounding counties. Keep in mind that roadways, including I-95, may become slick due to rainfall and thunderstorms. Motorists should reduce speed and drive with caution, especially during the evening commute. The National Weather Service suggests that you avoid unnecessary travel when thunderstorms hit the region.
By Thursday, the weather is expected to clear up, but showers could return later in the week, including Friday, with a chance of light rain.
Looking ahead, Monday’s rain will give way to thunderstorms on Wednesday. Be prepared for wet conditions at least through Thursday, and remember that localized flooding could occur. Make sure to stay updated on the latest weather advisories as we head into the middle of May.
