Baltimore, MD – Thunderstorms and heavy rain could create hazardous conditions in the Baltimore and Washington D.C. areas today and into Thursday night. The National Weather Service warns of numerous showers and possible severe storms this afternoon, with isolated heavy rainfall and localized flooding a concern.
According to the National Weather Service, the active weather pattern includes warm, humid conditions with scattered thunderstorms. The forecast indicates that thunderstorms could bring intense rainfall, especially in the late afternoon and evening hours. Drivers should be cautious, as wet roads and poor visibility are expected.
In addition to the storm risks, the National Weather Service anticipates cooler weather on Friday, though lingering showers could persist early in the day, especially in the mountains where temperatures may dip to the low 70s. The greater Baltimore and D.C. metro areas are expected to experience mid-70s temperatures, while mountainous regions will see a noticeable dip.
Local authorities urge residents to stay aware of rapidly changing conditions and to avoid unnecessary travel during thunderstorms, especially in areas prone to flooding.
