Maryland – Warm air is already building across Baltimore this morning, but darker clouds gathering west signal a sharp turn by the evening commute.
According to the National Weather Service in Baltimore/Washington, a cold front will trigger showers and thunderstorms later today into tonight across central Maryland and the I-95 corridor. Highs climb to around 77°F, adding fuel for storms that could intensify quickly.
Some storms may produce damaging wind gusts and large hail, especially north of U.S. 50 and along Interstate 66, with impacts extending into the Baltimore metro. Storms are expected to develop late afternoon and push through during peak travel hours.
Roads across I-95, I-695, and downtown Baltimore could turn slick fast as rain becomes widespread. Visibility may drop during heavier bursts. Plan extra time if heading out this evening.
Rain continues into the night, with periods of steady showers and embedded thunderstorms. Winds shift overnight, bringing cooler air into early Monday.
By Monday, temperatures fall sharply into the mid-50s with lingering clouds and scattered rain early. Skies gradually clear, but a brisk northwest wind keeps conditions cool.
Monday night dips into the mid-30s, raising concern for patchy refreezing on untreated roads if surfaces remain damp. Early Tuesday commuters should watch for slick spots, especially on bridges.
Midweek brings calmer weather with sunshine returning and highs climbing back toward the upper 50s and 60s. A warming trend builds into late week, reinforcing early spring conditions.
Stay weather-aware this evening as storms develop quickly. Traveling later today? Let us know what you’re seeing on the roads.
Five Day Forecast for Baltimore, Maryland
Monday: High 55°F – Chance of rain early, then clearing
Tuesday: High 50°F – Mostly sunny
Wednesday: High 59°F – Partly sunny
Thursday: High 64°F – Mostly cloudy
Friday: High 57°F – Rain likely
