Maryland – Rain taps steadily across rooftops and roadways this morning, leaving Baltimore slick and slow for the early drive. Tires spray water along I-95 and I-83, and visibility dips briefly in passing showers. Temperatures sit near 62°F, but gusty winds add a brisk feel along the Inner Harbor.
According to the National Weather Service, showers continue through late morning with an 80% chance of rain before tapering into isolated activity by midday. North winds between 10 and 18 mph, with gusts up to 32 mph, will keep conditions unsettled and roads damp through early afternoon.
Across Baltimore and the D.C. corridor, commuters should expect reduced traction and longer travel times into midday. Urban drainage areas may see brief pooling, especially in low spots. Keep headlights on and allow extra distance between vehicles as conditions shift quickly.
Clouds begin to break later today, with drier air moving in by afternoon. Skies turn mostly clear tonight, and temperatures fall to near 34°F. That sharp cooldown raises the risk of patchy refreezing early Tuesday, especially on bridges and overpasses where moisture lingers.
Sunshine returns Tuesday with highs near 51°F, offering a calmer stretch. By Wednesday, temperatures rebound into the upper 50s under mostly sunny skies. A stronger warm-up arrives Thursday, pushing highs near 70°F with increasing clouds.
Rain chances return late Thursday into Friday, bringing another round of wet travel before cooler air settles in next weekend.
For now, expect a wet and breezy start with improving conditions later today. Watch for slick spots early Tuesday. What are conditions like on your commute right now?
Five Day Outlook for Baltimore, MD:
Tuesday: Sunny, high near 51°F
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 58°F
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high near 70°F
Friday: Rain likely early, high near 62°F
Saturday: Sunny, cooler, high near 49°F
