Baltimore, MD – April 1, 2025 – Gale-force winds and showers are expected to impact Baltimore starting Wednesday, April 2, as a cold front moves through Maryland. These hazardous weather conditions could disrupt marine activities and local travel along the Chesapeake Bay, especially as gusts reach up to 22 mph. The National Weather Service has issued a warning, urging residents to prepare for potential disruptions.
According to the National Weather Service, a brief spell of gale-force winds will begin tonight and continue through the early morning hours. These winds, accompanied by light rain, will bring hazardous conditions to areas around the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River, especially the southern Maryland region. For boaters and marine operations, special marine warnings are expected to remain in effect overnight.
Looking ahead, Maryland residents can expect dry conditions for the remainder of the day on Tuesday, April 1, with sunny skies and temperatures reaching 61°F. However, by Wednesday, conditions will shift, bringing in moderate rainfall and cloud cover. Wind gusts will intensify, reaching 21 mph by Wednesday afternoon, further complicating the conditions for outdoor activities.
By Thursday, April 3, rain chances will increase, with a 70% probability of showers. Winds will calm slightly, but the wet conditions will continue through the weekend. Temperatures will remain mild, reaching highs in the mid-60s to low 70s, but travelers should expect rain and possible disruptions.
Extended Five-Day Forecast for Baltimore, MD:
- Wednesday: High 62°F, Low 42°F, Chance of Showers 20%
- Thursday: High 64°F, Low 54°F, Showers Likely, Chance of Precipitation 70%
- Friday: High 73°F, Low 53°F, Showers Likely, Chance of Precipitation 60%
- Saturday: High 56°F, Low 46°F, Chance of Showers 40%
- Sunday: High 75°F, Low 55°F, Mostly Cloudy, Chance of Precipitation 50%
