BALTIMORE, MD – The air feels heavy this morning along the Inner Harbor as damp mist lifts from the water and traffic glints beneath streetlights on Pratt Street. A line of weak showers drifts east across the I-95 corridor, bringing slick pavement and brief gusts that rattle early commuters. The unsettled start gives way to a stretch of steady autumn calm by late afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Baltimore/Washington, the remnants of a passing front are sliding off the coast, leaving behind scattered sprinkles and mild air. Temperatures will climb toward the upper 60s today under brightening skies, and a steady west wind around 15 mph may gust as high as 30 mph near the bay. Mariners should expect choppy conditions through midday before calmer waters return this evening.
Tuesday begins clear and comfortable, with highs near 72 degrees and light southwest winds. Clouds will thicken late in the day as another weak disturbance moves through, bringing a 40 to 50 percent chance of showers from Frederick to Annapolis by nightfall.
By Wednesday, cooler and drier air arrives from the Appalachians, trimming highs to the mid-60s and dropping lows to the upper 40s. The rest of the week looks sunny and seasonal — perfect for yard cleanup, leaf-peeping drives through western Maryland, or early Halloween decorating.
Long-range models show a sharper fall cooldown possible next weekend as a deeper trough digs into the Mid-Atlantic, hinting at the first widespread frost potential by month’s end.
Five-Day Forecast for Baltimore, MD:
Mon: 67/47 – Spotty morning showers; turning sunny, breezy late.
Tue: 72/53 – Sunny early; clouds increase, evening showers likely.
Wed: 65/48 – Breezy and cool; clearing by afternoon.
Thu: 63/45 – Mostly sunny; crisp morning air.
Fri: 64/46 – Bright and mild; early sign of a fall cooldown ahead.
