Baltimore, Maryland – Thunderstorms could bring soaked streets and travel disruptions to Baltimore by Tuesday night as a multi-day weather pattern sets in.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely to begin after 2 a.m. early Wednesday, with precipitation chances peaking at 80% during the day. Motorists along I-83 and surrounding Baltimore City routes should plan for reduced visibility and slick roads, particularly during the Wednesday morning commute. Calm winds will shift southeast at 6 mph, but heavy bursts of rain could still impact driving conditions.
Showers are expected to continue into Wednesday night, with a 60% chance of lingering precipitation. While no severe storms are forecast, drivers and residents should monitor for updated advisories and consider alternate routes during heavy rainfall. Use caution near low-lying areas prone to minor flooding, and check headlights and wipers before travel.
The extended outlook shows lingering unsettled weather. Thursday brings another 40% chance of afternoon showers and a high near 81°F. A potential round of thunderstorms is possible Thursday night into early Friday morning, though confidence remains moderate. Skies begin clearing by Friday afternoon with drier air and a return to more seasonal highs in the upper 80s by Sunday.
Five-Day Outlook for Baltimore:
- Tuesday (May 27): Partly cloudy early, then rain chances increasing overnight. High 77°F.
- Wednesday: Rain likely. High 69°F.
- Thursday: Scattered showers. High 81°F. Thunder possible overnight.
- Friday: Chance of showers after 2 p.m. Mostly sunny. High 80°F.
- Saturday: Summer warmth returns. High near 82°F. Partly sunny with slight rain chances.
