Maryland Weekend Forecast: Heavy Showers Before October Sunshine

Maryland Weekend Forecast: Heavy Showers Before October Sunshine

BALTIMORE, MD — Drivers and residents across Maryland should prepare for a stormy weekend as heavy showers and thunderstorms move through the state, raising risks of flooding, slowed commutes, and outdoor event disruptions.

Storms to Continue Into Saturday

According to the National Weather Service (NWS), showers and thunderstorms are likely through Thursday and Friday, with localized rainfall totals approaching one inch in some areas.

  • Winds are expected to shift from light breezes early Thursday to stronger southwest gusts later in the afternoon, fueling the potential for severe storms.
  • While rain chances taper briefly late Friday, another wave of showers is expected to build Saturday morning before easing by Saturday night.

Impacts Across Baltimore Region

In Baltimore, storms could complicate weekend plans from the Inner Harbor to Camden Yards.

Nearby counties, including Anne Arundel and Howard, may see ponding on roads and reduced visibility. Motorists traveling along I-95 and other major arteries are advised to give themselves extra time and avoid low-lying roads during peak rainfall.

Officials recommend residents charge devices, secure outdoor furniture, and stay alert for flood advisories that may be issued if rainfall intensifies.

Conditions Improve Sunday

Relief is expected by Sunday as drier air moves into central Maryland.

  • Sunday: Partly sunny, highs near 77°F
  • Monday: Mild with highs around 75°F and lows in the mid-60s
  • Early October: Forecast models show more sunshine than storms, bringing a welcome break after several wet days.

Five-Day Forecast for Baltimore

  • Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms likely. High 81°F.
  • Friday: Partly sunny, high near 83°F.
  • Saturday: Showers and storms possible. High 79°F.
  • Sunday: Chance of showers early, then partly sunny. High 77°F.
  • Monday: Slight chance of showers, high 75°F.

With the heaviest rain expected through Saturday night, residents are urged to monitor NWS alerts and plan travel accordingly. Sunshine and mild conditions are expected to return just in time for the start of October.

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