Baltimore, MD — Maryland residents should brace for a windy and wet Wednesday as isolated showers and gusts nearing 25 mph sweep through Baltimore.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered rain is expected before 2 p.m. Wednesday, with winds from the west reaching 13 mph and gusts peaking at 22 mph. Drivers along I-95 should use caution, especially during the midday commute. The chance of precipitation stands at 20 percent, but wind remains the bigger factor for midweek travel and outdoor plans.
Wednesday night clears up with lows near 34°F and calming winds. By Thursday, skies turn sunny with a high near 59°F. Temperatures trend upward heading into the weekend, with Friday reaching 67°F under mostly sunny skies. Saturday will bring even warmer conditions, peaking near 74°F, perfect for spring outings across Maryland.
Looking ahead, the region should prepare for a shift. Sunday and Monday show higher rain chances, each holding a 50 percent chance of showers. Daytime highs remain in the low 70s, with overnight lows in the low 50s.
Residents planning weekend travel or events should stay weather-aware, especially with wet conditions expected to return late Sunday. Keep updated via local alerts and check Maryland DOT updates for traffic impacts along key corridors like I-95.
Key Tips:
- Secure loose outdoor items Wednesday due to wind gusts.
- Avoid unnecessary travel during midday showers.
- Plan spring activities for Friday and Saturday.
