Baltimore, Md. – Cooler than average temperatures will settle across Maryland overnight, with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s before sunrise Saturday. High pressure will keep skies clear and calm through much of the day, providing favorable conditions for morning commuters.
Cold Front Approaches
According to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington, the high-pressure system will slide east on Saturday afternoon, allowing a cold front from the west to move in. This front could trigger isolated showers and thunderstorms across the Appalachians late Saturday and into the evening.
Temperature Outlook
- Baltimore, Washington, and Frederick: Overnight lows near 60°F
- Western towns (Oakland, Cumberland): Lows in the upper 50s
The humid air mass accompanying the front may support stronger storms west of the Blue Ridge, which are expected to weaken as they move toward the I-95 corridor.
Travel and Safety Advisory
Travelers heading toward mountain passes should remain alert for changing weather conditions after sunset Saturday. Officials advise monitoring local weather updates, as additional showers may track east into central Maryland.
Outlook
Dry and comfortable conditions are expected to return Sunday and continue into early next week, offering a brief respite from the unsettled weather.
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