Baltimore weather today brings showers and thunderstorms likely, with a high near 72°F and a 70% chance of precipitation throughout the day.
Here’s what to expect: A cold front is pushing through the region this morning, and our National Weather Service forecasters are watching for the best storm chances between 8 AM and 1 PM ET. While rainfall amounts will be modest—averaging just 0.10 to 0.25 inches—a thunderstorm or two could pack a punch with small hail, brief downpours, and wind gusts over 45 mph possible. If you’re planning to head to the Inner Harbor or catch a game at Oriole Park, bring an umbrella and stay weather-aware during the mid-morning window.
The good news? After today’s front pushes south and stalls, we’re in for a warming trend through the rest of the week. Thursday looks fantastic—sunny and 78°F with light northwest winds—perfect for a stroll through Federal Hill Park or a walk along the Chesapeake Bay waterfront. Friday will be even warmer, pushing into the lower to middle 80s before another system brings rain back by Friday evening.
If you suffer from spring allergies—and who in Baltimore doesn’t?—today’s wet weather will actually help settle pollen levels. Still, keep an allergy relief nasal spray and a pollen count face mask handy for when the storms pass. For longer-term relief at home, a HEPA air purifier can work wonders during high pollen season.
Weekend outlook: Cooler air moves in Saturday and Sunday as a backdoor cold front pushes in from the northeast. Expect another chance of showers, with highs dropping back into the upper 50s to low 60s. It’s a good weekend to catch an indoor event—if you’re heading to Menopause The Musical at the Molson Canadian Centre this Thursday evening, you’ll have perfect weather to get there before the storms arrive.
For tonight’s dinner, consider a comforting pasta or stir-fry that works whether you’re eating indoors or on the patio before the storms roll in. Did you know you can order groceries on Amazon? Get everything you need for tonight’s dinner delivered straight to your door.
Stay safe out there, neighbors!
