Maryland – Temperatures across Maryland are set to soar into near-record highs Thursday, with highs reaching the upper 70s to low 80s in Baltimore and surrounding areas, potentially climbing into the 60s in the Blue Ridge mountains. Residents west of the Blue Ridge should brace for scattered showers throughout the day, which may impact morning and evening commutes. Drivers are advised to take precautions on wet roads and stay updated on potential weather delays.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, scattered rain showers will develop primarily along and west of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with a 30% chance of precipitation in Baltimore itself by the afternoon. Winds will stay moderate, reaching up to 13 mph, with occasional gusts of 22 mph, creating blustery conditions. Tonight, there’s a slight chance of showers until around 4 a.m., followed by mostly cloudy skies and a low near 64 degrees, providing a warm night for early November.
The outlook for Friday shows a shift to drier conditions as temperatures gradually drop to more typical fall ranges. Highs will peak around 71 degrees with mostly clear skies, offering a calm end to the work week. Looking into the weekend, expect sunny skies and highs in the mid-60s on Saturday, making it ideal weather for outdoor events. However, by Sunday night, showers are likely to return, maintaining a 40% chance of precipitation.
In the extended forecast, early next week appears to bring mild but unsettled weather, with additional rain showers expected by Monday, leading into mostly sunny conditions by Tuesday. Veterans Day looks promising for outdoor ceremonies, with forecast highs in the low 70s and only a minimal chance of rain.
Stay updated on weather developments throughout the week and plan for potential road delays during rainy periods on Thursday. Check local forecasts before heading out to ensure safe travel, especially near the Blue Ridge region where rain is expected to be heaviest.
