Foggy Tuesday Morning Gives Way to Milder Afternoon in Baltimore

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After starting the day with areas of dense fog, Tuesday will turn out milder in the Baltimore area. Temperatures are expected to reach the 50s in the afternoon, though stubborn cold air could keep highs in the 40s in some northeastern and eastern parts of Maryland. The warmer weather will stick around for a couple of days before a cooler and rainy weather pattern returns later in the week.

Why it matters

Fluctuating weather patterns can impact commutes, outdoor activities, and energy usage, making timely and accurate forecasts important for residents and businesses in the Baltimore region.

The details

The increase in humidity has resulted in areas of dense fog on Tuesday morning, which could slow parts of the morning commute. However, once the fog burns off, temperatures are expected to climb into the 50s for many areas in the afternoon. Some northeastern and eastern parts of Maryland may struggle to get out of the 40s due to stubborn cold air.

• Tuesday morning: Areas of dense fog
• Tuesday afternoon: Temperatures reach the 50s
• Later this week: Isolated showers possible on Wednesday and Thursday, better chance for rain on Friday
• This weekend: Another large storm system could pass by on Sunday

What’s next

The WBAL-TV 11 Weather team will continue to monitor the weather patterns and provide updates on the potential for rain and snow over the weekend.