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Cloudy
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- 3 MPH
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- high
81°
sunrise5:46 a.m.
- low
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sunset8:36 p.m.
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73°
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74°
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9 a.m.
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76°
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10 a.m.
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77°
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11 a.m.
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77°
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12 p.m.
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79°
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Thursday
Rain showers
high
81°
low
73°
Friday
Rain showers
high
85°
low
72°
Saturday
Rain showers
high
82°
low
72°
Sunday
Mostly clear
high
80°
low
66°
Monday
Fog
high
83°
low
67°
Tuesday
Light rain
high
87°
low
70°
Wednesday
Light rain
high
87°
low
73°
Thursday
Thunderstorms
high
83°
low
69°
Friday
Thunderstorms
high
82°
low
68°
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In some places, precipitation could come at a rate of one to two inches an hour, raising the chance of flash floods in low-lying areas. - The skies will clear for a hot, sunny day Monday, just in time for July Fourth barbecues and nighttime fireworks, according to a National Weather Service forecast for the Baltimore area — and then cloud up Tuesday as the city returns to work.
- Bring an umbrella if you're going out Friday. Strong storms are expected beginning in the late afternoon.
- The Baltimore area is expected to get cooler temperatures Thursday as showers from yesterday’s storms gradually decrease and dissipate in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
- The National Weather Service in Washington canceled Baltimore’s severe thunderstorm watch Thursday night, with any severe weather passing far to the south of the region.
- It used to be that the Chesapeake Bay was all Maryland candidates needed to talk about when it came to the environment. But that has changed as voters look to a future — and even a present — of uneven and severe impacts from climate change.
- With soaring inflation driven by post-pandemic demand and the war in Ukraine, consumers in the Baltimore area and elsewhere have encountered sharply rising prices on food, gas and other daily necessities. Food price hikes have been especially acute in recent weeks.
National weather news
- Severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and flash flooding to the Baltimore region Tuesday.
- Severe storms are moving through Central Maryland on Wednesday night, bringing heavy rains, flooding risks and a brief threat of a tornado.
- Here's how Wednesday's storms impacted Columbia.
- The heaviest part of the storm plowed through central Anne Arundel County, dumping hail in Annapolis and kicking up steep waves over the Chesapeake Bay.
- Parts of Central Maryland are under a tornado watch Friday, with the National Weather Service forecasting severe thunderstorms that could also bring hail, high winds and flash flooding.
- After thunderstorms produced 1 to 2 inches of rain Sunday evening, a flood warning was issued for Baltimore and the surrounding area beginning around 10 p.m. and lasting until 4:15 a.m. Monday.
- The National Weather Service has cancelled a tornado watch that had effected much of Maryland including the Baltimore area and threatened some scheduled events ahead of Preakness on Friday.
