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Baltimore Area Weather: 71° Monday, 68° Tuesday Oct 26-27
Baltimore, MD – A stretch of bright sunshine will carry the Baltimore area into a warmer start to the workweek, with temperatures expected to reach 71 degrees Monday, Oct. 26. Before that warmup arriv
By Evan Cross · 2026-10-23T09:14:06.506Z
Baltimore, MD – A stretch of bright sunshine will carry the Baltimore area into a warmer start to the workweek, with temperatures expected to reach 71 degrees Monday, Oct. 26. Before that warmup arrives, chilly weekend mornings will bring temperatures down to approximately 42 degrees, creating a noticeable difference between early morning conditions and comfortable afternoons. The dry, sunny pattern should provide favorable weather for outdoor activities and travel across Baltimore and surrounding communities, with little indication of significant weather disruptions through the middle of next week.
According to the National Weather Service forecast for Baltimore, afternoon temperatures will remain in the lower to middle 60s through Sunday before climbing to approximately 71 degrees Monday. Saturday and Sunday nights are expected to be the coolest periods, with temperatures falling near 42 degrees. The forecast calls for sunshine through Monday, followed by a modest cooldown Tuesday and Wednesday as additional clouds begin appearing across the region.
Baltimore Warms to 71 Degrees Monday Friday, Oct. 23, will feature sunny skies and a high near 64 degrees, with northeast winds around 7 mph. Mostly clear conditions will continue Friday night as temperatures fall toward 45 degrees. Light northeast winds should accompany the cooler evening, setting up another chilly start Saturday morning.
Saturday, Oct. 24, will bring another sunny afternoon, although temperatures will remain slightly cooler with a high near 63 degrees. Light and variable winds are expected, making conditions relatively comfortable during the afternoon. Saturday night will turn clear, with calm winds and temperatures falling to approximately 42 degrees, one of the lowest readings in the available five day forecast.
Sunday, Oct. 25, will continue the dry weather pattern, with sunny skies and temperatures reaching approximately 65 degrees. Calm winds should accompany the afternoon before another clear night allows temperatures to fall near 42 degrees. The relatively chilly morning conditions will give way to a noticeable warmup Monday, when temperatures are expected to climb into the lower 70s.
Chilly Mornings Contrast With Comfortable Afternoons The difference between Sunday night's projected low of 42 degrees and Monday's high of 71 degrees represents a 29 degree temperature spread between consecutive forecast periods. This is not a sudden temperature increase within a few hours, but it highlights the contrast between cool late October nights and warmer daytime conditions.
Morning commuters traveling along Interstate 95, Interstate 83, Interstate 695 and Interstate 895 should prepare for cooler temperatures before the afternoon warmup. The supplied forecast does not indicate freezing precipitation, accumulating snow or significant weather related travel disruptions. Clear skies could produce sun glare during early morning and evening commutes, particularly along east west roadways.
The extended period of sunshine should also benefit residents planning outdoor activities around Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Patterson Park and nearby Baltimore County communities. Afternoon conditions will generally be mild, but residents attending early morning events or heading outside after sunset may want additional layers. The weekend's light winds should help keep conditions comfortable despite the cooler temperatures.
Mild Monday Followed by a Midweek Cooldown Monday, Oct. 26, is expected to become the warmest day in the five day outlook, with sunny skies and a high near 71 degrees. That represents an 8 degree increase from Saturday's projected high. Monday night will remain clear, with temperatures falling near 50 degrees, noticeably warmer than the preceding weekend nights.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, will remain sunny, with temperatures reaching approximately 68 degrees before falling near 48 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Wednesday should bring partly sunny conditions and a high near 63 degrees, followed by a mostly cloudy night around 48. Thursday could bring a modest rebound to approximately 67 degrees.
No significant storms, widespread precipitation or hazardous weather conditions are identified in the supplied Baltimore forecast through Thursday. The primary weather development remains Monday's warmer afternoon following several chilly weekend mornings.
Will Baltimore's return to 71 degree weather Monday change your plans for the start of the workweek?
Five Day Weather Outlook Friday 10/23: Sunny skies will bring a high near 64 degrees, with northeast winds around 7 mph; tonight will remain mostly clear, with temperatures falling near 45 degrees and light northeast winds continuing into Saturday morning.
Saturday 10/24: Sunshine will continue across Baltimore, with a high near 63 degrees and light, variable winds; Saturday night will turn clear and chilly, with temperatures dropping to approximately 42 degrees and calm conditions developing.
Sunday 10/25: Sunny skies and calm winds will accompany a high near 65 degrees, providing comfortable afternoon conditions; Sunday night will remain clear, with temperatures falling near 42 degrees before Monday's warmer weather arrives.
Monday 10/26: Sunshine will push temperatures toward 71 degrees, making Monday the warmest day in the five day outlook; Monday night will remain clear, with temperatures falling near 50 degrees as milder overnight conditions develop.
Tuesday 10/27: Sunny skies will bring a high near 68 degrees, marking a modest cooldown from Monday's warmer afternoon; Tuesday night will become partly cloudy, with temperatures falling near 48 degrees and no significant precipitation indicated.
Extended Weather Outlook Wednesday, Oct. 28, is expected to bring partly sunny skies and a high near 63 degrees. Wednesday night will become mostly cloudy, with temperatures falling near 48 degrees.
Thursday, Oct. 29, should feature partly sunny skies and a high near 67 degrees, offering another mild afternoon following Wednesday's cooler conditions.
The supplied National Weather Service forecast does not provide verified precipitation probabilities or detailed six to 10 day outlook information beyond Thursday. No additional significant storm threat can be established from the available data.