Baltimore is experiencing a brief respite from the heat following a record high temperature of 90°F earlier this week. Today, the city can expect cooler conditions, with increased cloud cover and the potential for thunderstorms throughout the day and night. A cold front moving through the area is expected to bring slow-moving storms which may result in heavy rainfall particularly impacting the metro Washington area and southern Maryland.
Residents should be aware that a Flood Watch is in effect, urging caution as locally heavy rain could occur. Saturday morning is forecasted to be dry yet foggy, especially in areas where rainfall has occurred. However, there will be another round of thunderstorms in the afternoon that could disrupt outdoor plans.
As the week progresses, the weather pattern will resemble typical summer conditions, with the likelihood of pop-up thunderstorms returning in the late afternoons and evenings. The extended forecast highlights a chance of rain on Father’s Day; while it is not anticipated to be a washout, sporadic thunderstorm activity is expected.
In addition to weather updates, the article touches on a notable community event – the Maryland Trek, scheduled for August 3 to 9. This annual fundraising event involves hiking and biking 329 miles over seven days across the state, benefitting the Just In Power Kids nonprofit, which provides free holistic programs for children with cancer.
Despite the recent rainfall deficits that have left parts of North-Central Maryland in moderate drought conditions, the community continues to come together for charitable causes while adapting to ever-changing weather patterns.
It’s encouraging to see Baltimore’s community spirit shine through challenging times, whether it be through fundraising activities or supporting each other during adverse weather conditions.