Maryland – Clouds are thickening over Baltimore, and wet pavement could develop quickly as scattered showers begin moving in through the afternoon hours.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures rise to around 68°F today with scattered showers developing after midday and winds gusting up to 23 mph. Rain chances sit near 40%, signaling a damp shift for the afternoon and evening commute.
Across central Maryland and into Washington, D.C., roads like I-95, I-83, and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway could turn slick quickly. Expect reduced visibility during heavier bursts. Plan extra time and keep headlights on.
By Tuesday, a surge of warmer air pushes highs to around 81°F. A few showers may develop early, but much of the day trends drier with partial sunshine. Still, damp spots could linger from earlier rain.
Tuesday night stays mild near 64°F with partly cloudy skies, offering a brief break before the next system arrives.
Wednesday brings the most impactful weather window. Showers become likely after 2 p.m., with a 70% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms into the evening. Conditions may deteriorate quickly during peak travel hours. Watch for ponding water on major routes and slower commutes across the metro.
By Thursday, cooler air filters in with highs near 71°F and lingering shower chances. The unsettled pattern continues into early April, though overall temperatures remain above normal.
Planning travel across the Baltimore or D.C. corridor today? What are conditions like where you are right now?
Five Day Forecast for Baltimore, MD:
Monday: High 68°F, scattered showers
Tuesday: High 81°F, chance of showers early
Tuesday Night: Low 64°F, partly cloudy
Wednesday: High 83°F, showers likely
Thursday: High 71°F, chance of showers
