Baltimore, MD – Travelers and residents across Maryland should prepare for wet conditions as rain is set to begin tonight and continue into Thanksgiving Day, potentially affecting holiday plans. Cooler temperatures and mountain snow are also forecast later this week.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected to develop late tonight, becoming heavier during the early hours of Tuesday. Drivers commuting along major roadways, including I-95 and I-70, should anticipate slippery conditions and reduced visibility. Rainfall totals may exceed an inch by Thursday, just in time for Thanksgiving travelers to hit the roads.
After a brief break on Wednesday, rain will likely return on Thanksgiving, with cooler air moving in behind the system. High temperatures will drop from the low 60s early in the week to the 40s by Friday. The mountains of western Maryland are forecast to see snow Thursday night into Friday, creating hazardous conditions for those traveling to higher elevations.
For those planning outdoor activities or holiday travel, officials advise monitoring weather updates and preparing for potential delays. Travelers should pack extra supplies, check tire treads, and avoid driving through standing water.
Looking ahead, the weekend will bring much colder weather, with lows dropping into the 20s and highs struggling to reach the 40s in urban areas. Saturday and Sunday will remain dry but windy, creating wind chills that make it feel even colder.
Stay tuned for real-time updates and weather alerts from the National Weather Service and local officials to ensure a safe holiday.
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