News Summary
Baltimore is forecasted to enjoy mild fall weather through Friday, despite a cold front bringing rain and strong winds on Tuesday night. After the cold front, conditions will dry out with sunny skies and cooler temperatures, ranging from the 60s during the day to the 40s at night. Residents should prepare for changing weather conditions including wind gusts and potential rain. The week is characterized by a transition towards drier weather as the city balances early-week warmth against impending chill.
Baltimore is expected to experience mostly mild fall weather through Friday. A cooler cold front will move in on Tuesday night, bringing a 50% chance of rain along with significant wind gusts. The transition from rain to dry conditions is anticipated as the week progresses, providing a brief respite from wet weather.
After starting the week with rainclouds, the forecast shows that temperatures will reach a high of 71 degrees on Tuesday. However, as the night falls, temperatures will drop to a low of 49 degrees, coinciding with a likelihood of overnight precipitation. Wednesday will be particularly windy, with gusts expected to reach up to 25 mph, while the highs for the rest of the week—from Wednesday through Friday—will range in the 60s during the day and drop to the 40s at night.
The weather outlook indicates that mostly sunny skies will prevail through Saturday, with maximum temperatures steady in the high 60s. Overnight lows throughout the week could hover between the high 30s to upper 40s, contributing to the cool fall atmosphere.
The anticipated cold front is expected to sweep through the area late Tuesday night, leading to a significant drop in temperatures from the earlier highs in the 50s and 60s. Morning precipitation is possible, but dry conditions are expected to emerge midweek. Residents in the southern part of the forecast region are likely to remain dry, whereas limited rainfall may occur in the northern section.
Wind conditions are projected to be strong, especially on Wednesday, with gusts between 20 to 30 knots, particularly impacting areas in the Alleghenies. Winds should calm by the evening, reducing concerns for wind-related disruptions. Post-cold front, gusty west winds may increase fire weather risks later in the week as humidity levels drop.
The aviation community can expect VFR (Visual Flight Rules) conditions for flights throughout the week, with the exception of potential turbulence caused by gusty winds after the cold front. Small Craft Advisories remain in effect due to persistent strong west winds, and there may be additional advisories issued for Tuesday and Wednesday as conditions evolve.
Tidal anomalies are reported to be decreasing following the cold front, decreasing the risks associated with coastal flooding, especially after the high tide cycle observed earlier in the day.
This forecasted weather pattern highlights the transitional phase of fall, balancing warmer early-week temperatures against the chill brought on by the incoming front. Residents are advised to prepare for changing conditions, particularly on Tuesday night, as the region moves towards drier midweek weather.
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Additional Resources
- CBS News: Cooler Weather Returns to Maryland
- Wikipedia: Weather in Maryland
- Baltimore Sun: Weather Forecast
- Google Search: Baltimore weather
- WBAL TV: Showers Could Appear Tuesday Night
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Maryland Weather
- The Weather Channel: Baltimore 10-Day Forecast
- Google News: Baltimore Weather Forecast
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