Maryland will remain dry through Saturday before rain chances increase Sunday and early next week, according to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington office.
What’s Happening: High pressure will keep rain away through Saturday. Temperatures will climb through Thursday, then begin a gradual cooldown.
What’s Important: Thursday’s high could reach 78 in Baltimore and 77 in Hagerstown. Oakland is expected to reach 66. Baltimore highs then fall to 73 Friday, 72 Saturday and 70 Sunday.
Rain Chances: A tropical system over the Gulf is expected to weaken after moving inland. The chance of rain across the forecast area is 40% to 70% Sunday and 20% to 50% Monday.
How This Affects Real People: Your outdoor plans should have dry weather through Saturday. Rain could affect travel and outdoor events Sunday and Monday.