Maryland Weather Forecast: Foggy Start, Humid Week, and a "Broiling" Summer Ahead

The National Weather Service reports that Monday morning will see areas of fog before clearing up after 10 a.m. The day will become warm and humid, with temperatures approaching 80 degrees. A light wind from the east will accompany partly cloudy skies. The main threat for severe weather today is west of Baltimore, with potential for strong thunderstorms in the evening around Hagerstown and Frederick.

Looking ahead, Tuesday may bring a cluster of rain and thunderstorms in the morning. However, Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be clear, with temperatures rising. By Thursday, temperatures could reach the low 90s.

Long-term forecasts from NOAA, The Old Farmer’s Almanac, and The Farmers’ Almanac all point towards a hot summer. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center anticipates above-average temperatures across the country, with a 40 to 50 percent chance of above-normal temperatures in Maryland. The Farmers’ Almanac calls for “broiling” temperatures with average precipitation, while The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a hot and dry summer. These forecasts suggest the potential for long-standing temperature records to fall in July and August.

Expect a foggy start, followed by warm and humid conditions with temperatures climbing to near 80 degrees. There is a chance of isolated thunderstorms in the evening, mainly west of Baltimore.

Forecasts indicate a hotter-than-average summer with the potential for record-breaking heat waves. Rainfall predictions vary.

There is a chance of isolated thunderstorms, mainly west of Baltimore, particularly in the evening. Tuesday morning may also bring a cluster of rain and thunderstorms.

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