Baltimore, MD – A spring storm is set to bring heavy rain to the Chesapeake Bay and D.C. region on Saturday, with widespread rainfall expected to last throughout the day. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook, warning of potential localized flooding, especially in coastal and low-lying areas. Residents should prepare for wet conditions and possible travel disruptions.
According to the National Weather Service, rainfall will begin Saturday morning and continue through the evening, with accumulations of up to an inch in some areas. Baltimore and Washington, D.C., will see high temperatures near 65°F, and scattered showers are expected in the afternoon. The heavy rain is expected to increase the risk of flooding along the Chesapeake Bay and Tidal Potomac River, particularly in low-lying areas and near rivers and streams.
While rain will clear out by Sunday, conditions will remain dry, with no chance of rain expected for the D.C. and Baltimore areas. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high of 65°F. However, cooler temperatures are expected early next week, with a 50% chance of scattered showers returning on Monday.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Saturday: High 65°F, 100% chance of rain
- Sunday: High 65°F, sunny, no rain
- Monday: High 72°F, 50% chance of scattered showers
- Tuesday: High 68°F, 50% chance of rain
- Wednesday: Mostly clear, high 66°F
Residents are urged to stay informed about weather conditions and prepare for possible flooding and hazardous driving conditions.
