Baltimore, Maryland – Storms are poised to interrupt a hot Thursday in Baltimore as summer-like temperatures surge to 83°F and thunderstorms roll through the region by Thursday night.
According to the National Weather Service, Baltimore will stay mostly cloudy throughout the day on Thursday, with a slight chance of afternoon storms and a higher risk of thunderstorm activity into the evening. Rain chances increase to 40% overnight Thursday, and storms could produce locally heavy rainfall. Winds will shift west around 6 mph by afternoon. Drivers along I-83 and I-95 should stay alert for slick roadways and sudden downpours, especially after 6 p.m.
Friday continues the unsettled pattern. Showers and thunderstorms are expected after 2 p.m., followed by rain likely Friday night. Temperatures will stay warm with a high near 81°F. The threat of flash flooding is low, but localized ponding on roadways is possible.
Saturday brings drier skies with mostly clear conditions and a high of 78°F, but another round of showers returns Sunday night. Monday climbs back to a summer high near 85°F with sunny skies — the warmest of the next five days.
Residents should monitor alerts through Friday evening and charge devices in case of power outages. Avoid outdoor activities late Thursday and Friday afternoon during peak storm hours.
Extended 5-Day Outlook:
- Thursday: 83°F, slight chance of p.m. storms
- Friday: 81°F, afternoon/evening storms likely
- Saturday: 78°F, mostly clear
- Sunday: 81°F, clear during day, rain chance returns by night
- Monday: 85°F, sunny and summer-like
