Maryland – A crisp, cool start is settling over Baltimore this morning, with temperatures in the upper 30s leaving a light chill on pavement and sidewalks. The air feels calm now, but a rapid warm-up is already building across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, sunshine takes hold through midday with highs reaching 59°F. Light south winds increase to 14 mph, helping push milder air into central Maryland and the D.C. corridor.
Across the region, the cold high pressure system is sliding offshore, allowing a steady warming trend to take over. Clouds increase tonight, with temperatures holding near 49°F. By Monday, highs climb to 71°F under partly sunny skies, marking a clear shift into spring.
A slight 20% chance of showers develops late Monday night, mainly after 2 a.m., but most areas remain dry through the evening. By Tuesday, the warmest air arrives, with highs near 79°F and mostly sunny skies—offering a brief stretch of summer-like warmth.
The pattern turns more active by Wednesday. Rain develops after 2 p.m., with a 70% chance continuing into the evening. Roads along I-95, I-83, and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway could turn slick for the afternoon and evening commute.
Keep layers handy for chilly mornings and warm afternoons. Plan ahead for midweek rain and allow extra travel time during wet conditions.
Five Day Outlook for Baltimore, MD:
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 59°F
Monday: Partly sunny, high near 71°F
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high near 79°F
Wednesday: Rain develops after 2 p.m., high near 76°F
Thursday: Rain likely, high near 54°F
