Baltimore, MD — Warm and dry conditions will continue across Baltimore today, with temperatures peaking in the low 80s. But don’t put away the jackets yet — a significant shift in the weather is coming by Wednesday night. Residents should prepare for cooler temperatures and breezy winds, as a cold front sweeps in, bringing a noticeable dip in conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, a high of 80 degrees is expected on Wednesday, accompanied by mostly clear skies. However, the front will move in late Wednesday night, dropping temperatures to the mid-50s and bringing winds that could gust up to 23 mph. These gusts are expected to pick up along I-95 and surrounding areas, potentially impacting evening commutes.
By Thursday, daytime highs will only reach the mid-60s, with the wind remaining strong, particularly in coastal areas and along major roadways. The cooler pattern will persist into the weekend, with Saturday’s high reaching just 71 degrees and Sunday even cooler at 64 degrees.
Residents are advised to be cautious of changing weather conditions and secure outdoor objects that could be impacted by gusty winds later this week. Local authorities recommend using extra caution when driving along major highways, especially during windy periods.
Looking ahead, the cool weather is expected to continue through the weekend, with mostly sunny skies but cooler overall temperatures. Those planning outdoor activities should prepare for breezy, fall-like conditions through Sunday.
