Baltimore, MD – Gusty winds and possible power outages are expected across Maryland as strong westerly winds sweep through Tuesday night into Wednesday. Wind gusts between 50-70 mph could impact the eastern slopes of the Alleghenies, creating hazardous travel conditions and potential road closures.
According to the National Weather Service, high wind warnings remain in effect through noon Wednesday, with the strongest gusts anticipated in elevated areas. Power outages and downed trees are possible, particularly in areas along I-70 and the Appalachian foothills. Motorists should use caution, especially those driving high-profile vehicles.
Wednesday will see sunny skies and breezy conditions, with a high near 55°F. Winds will gradually calm by Wednesday night, but colder air returns, dropping temperatures to the mid-30s.
Looking ahead, dry weather holds through Thursday before rain returns late Thursday night into Friday. Friday’s high will reach 54°F, but a 90% chance of rain could lead to slick roads for morning commuters.
Residents should secure outdoor objects, prepare for possible outages, and stay updated on weather alerts.
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