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Maryland Weather Today: Lows Near 23° as Mountain Snow Arrives
Baltimore, MD – Residents across Maryland, northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C., region face a colder than normal weekend beginning Saturday, November 14, as brisk winds and chilly temperatures
By Cameron Hayes · 2026-11-14T12:35:48.883Z
Baltimore, MD – Residents across Maryland, northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C., region face a colder than normal weekend beginning Saturday, November 14, as brisk winds and chilly temperatures settle across the Mid Atlantic. Some mountain communities could also experience snow showers, while overnight temperatures drop into the 20s across colder locations.
According to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington office, much colder air moving across the region will support occasional upslope snow showers in the Allegheny Mountains through the weekend. Elsewhere, brisk winds, below normal temperatures and periods of cloud cover are expected to continue through Sunday.
Temperatures Could Fall Into the Lower 20s Saturday's forecast calls for afternoon highs ranging from 32 to 54 degrees across the region, depending on location and elevation.
Overnight temperatures are expected to fall between 23 and 36 degrees, with the coldest conditions generally affecting higher elevations and colder inland communities.
Brisk winds could make outdoor conditions feel even colder, particularly for residents spending extended periods outside.
Mountain Snow Showers Continue Sunday Sunday, November 15, will bring another chilly day, with regional highs ranging from 34 to 56 degrees.
Snow showers remain possible at times across the Allegheny Mountains as colder air moves over the higher terrain.
Elsewhere, residents can expect intervals of clouds and continued brisk conditions.
Sunday night temperatures are forecast to fall between 23 and 37 degrees, allowing freezing conditions to persist in colder locations.
Cold Weather Continues Into Monday By Monday, November 16, temperatures should moderate slightly, with afternoon highs ranging from 42 to 57 degrees.
However, overnight lows could still fall between 22 and 36 degrees across the broader forecast area.
Residents traveling through the Allegheny Mountains should remain alert for changing weather conditions where snow showers develop.
Those heading outdoors across Maryland, northern Virginia and Washington should prepare for chilly temperatures and wind through the weekend.