Widespread Showers Expected Across Baltimore on Wednesday

Cold front to bring storms and potential frost later this week

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said Tuesday night will be pleasant, but storms and widespread rain will blanket the Baltimore region on Wednesday as a cold front arrives. The rain is expected to bring a cold front, with temperatures dropping near or below freezing by Friday morning.

Why it matters

The rapid weather changes this week, from summer-like temperatures to potential frost, can impact gardeners, outdoor activities, and daily routines in the Baltimore area.

The details

A cold front will arrive later on Wednesday. As it clashes with the warm and humid air, there's a chance for showers and thunderstorms. There's even a small chance that the storms could turn severe with damaging winds, though the threat will be greater farther west of the Baltimore metro. Behind the cold front, temperatures will fall throughout the day on Thursday, with the high likely occurring in the morning. It will turn even colder by Thursday night, with temperatures dropping near or below freezing by Friday morning.

  • Tuesday night will be pleasant.
  • On Wednesday, storms and widespread rain will blanket the Baltimore region.
  • Temperatures will drop throughout the day on Thursday, with the high likely occurring in the morning.
  • By Thursday night, temperatures will drop near or below freezing.

The players

Tom Tasselmyer

Chief Meteorologist

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What they’re saying

“Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said Tuesday night will be pleasant, but storms and widespread rain will blanket the region Wednesday.”

— Tom Tasselmyer, Chief Meteorologist (wbal.com)

What’s next

Gardeners should take note of any plants that have started to bloom and consider covering them to protect against the potential frost on Friday morning.

The takeaway

The rapid weather changes this week, from summer-like temperatures to potential frost, can impact gardeners, outdoor activities, and daily routines in the Baltimore area, highlighting the need to stay informed and prepared for shifting weather conditions.