Baltimore, MD – Maryland residents can expect a mix of weather conditions this week, with warm, gusty winds Tuesday giving way to rain and cooler temperatures by Thanksgiving Day. These weather patterns could impact holiday travel, particularly along I-95 and other major routes.
According to the National Weather Service, showers this morning will taper off by mid-morning, making way for a sunny and breezy afternoon. Highs today will reach the low 60s in Baltimore, with winds gusting up to 26 mph, making outdoor activities less comfortable. Tonight, skies will clear, and temperatures will dip into the upper 30s.
Wednesday offers a reprieve, with dry conditions and increasing clouds throughout the day. Highs are expected to reach the mid-50s, providing an ideal window for last-minute Thanksgiving preparations. However, by Wednesday night, rain will move into the region, becoming steady into Thursday morning.
Thanksgiving Day will bring widespread rain across Maryland, potentially disrupting morning travel plans. With an 80% chance of precipitation and highs in the low 50s, residents are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and allow extra travel time. Rain is expected to taper off by early afternoon, but cooler air will settle in overnight, dropping temperatures into the 30s.
Looking ahead, Friday will be mostly sunny but chilly, with highs near 50 degrees. The weekend will feature abundant sunshine and highs in the low 40s, offering a crisp end to the holiday week.
Drivers should remain alert for slick roads during rain events and stay tuned for updates on Thanksgiving travel conditions.
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