Maryland, get ready for a week of ups and downs in the weather department! We’re starting with some sunshine and cool breezes, but don’t let your guard down—rain is likely to make an appearance by the weekend. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your week.
Today’s Forecast:
It’s a partly sunny Monday, with breezy conditions kicking up this afternoon. The high will be around 47°F, but as the sun sets, temperatures will drop quickly to a chilly 32°F. If you’re out late tonight, grab a warm jacket!
The Week Ahead:
- Tuesday: Clouds will start to move in, and we’re looking at overcast skies. The high will be 45°F, and it’s going to be a cold night with temperatures dipping to 29°F.
- Wednesday: The sun is making a comeback! It’ll be mostly sunny, with a high of 49°F and a brisk low of 28°F. Perfect weather for a midday walk—just don’t forget your layers.
- Thursday: Another sunny day, with highs near 44°F and lows around 33°F. It’s a good day to run errands or enjoy some crisp winter air.
- Friday: Sunshine continues, but you’ll start to notice high clouds creeping in. Temperatures will warm up to 50°F during the day before cooling down to 34°F overnight.
- Saturday: Rain is back on the radar! Expect cooler temperatures, with occasional rain and drizzle throughout the day. Highs will only reach 40°F, and the lows will drop to 30°F. Roads might get slick, so take it easy if you’re driving.
- Sunday: You might see a few morning flurries before the clouds start to clear and let some sun peek through. The high will be 41°F, and the low will settle around 35°F.
What to Watch Out For:
This week’s weather has something for everyone—sunshine, cold mornings, and even some rain. Be mindful of icy patches, especially during the early mornings and late nights when temperatures drop below freezing. And with rain likely on Saturday, make sure to plan for any weekend errands or trips.
Maryland’s weather is serving up a little bit of everything this week, so dress in layers, keep an umbrella handy, and enjoy the sunny days while they last. Stay safe out there!
