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Baltimore area remains under a Flood Watch as slow‑moving, locally heavy thunderstorms are expected July 6, following yesterday’s storms that dumped substantial rainfall and produced strong winds in parts of the region; temperatures linger in the 80s, with a marginal risk of severe weather, and showers are forecast to develop this afternoon and continue through the week.
Severe thunderstorm watch prompts delays across Baltimore's Fourth of July events: Inner Harbor fireworks and the Cherry Hill Arts & Music drone show are now scheduled to begin at 10 p.m., Pratt Street Market starts at 8 p.m., Pier Six Pavilion show is canceled, and the Red, White and Groove Silent Disco is postponed.
Baltimore is under an Excessive Heat Warning with temperatures pushing past 100°F and heat indices above 110°F, potentially tying the 104°F record from 1898—a 128-year benchmark—while the heat continues into Saturday and the risk of severe storms increases later in the day.
Today brings scattered showers in Baltimore, but forecasters expect a heat dome to surge from the Midwest into the Mid-Atlantic next week, likely delivering 3–4 days of 100°F+ heat and possibly setting multiple city records, though model guidance notes some uncertainty due to data limitations.
Weekend showers will spread across the Baltimore region but aren’t expected to ruin plans, with spotty afternoon storms and stronger cells farther south; a building heat wave is expected to push highs to around or above 100°F for three straight days, potentially the hottest stretch since 2011 and possibly the first 100°F spell since 2024, with radar trends and model blends guiding the forecast for early next week.
Baltimore is hosting a Sail250 Blue Angels airshow as part of the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron's five-city tour; the Baltimore shows run Saturday and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., and the article highlights the best places to watch (and where to park) for spectators.
Baltimore-area enjoys a warm, sunny Father’s Day with highs around 88°F, but a cold front is expected to trigger a line of showers and possibly severe storms Monday afternoon, with a 90% chance of storms, followed by cooler, unsettled conditions into Tuesday and a mix of sun and storm chances later in the week.
A large fight at the AFRAM festival in Baltimore Saturday night led to juveniles throwing objects at police, resulting in two officers being assaulted; authorities are investigating the incident.
Under Armour is closing its Portland office and relocating some operations to Baltimore, reflecting a scaled-back Portland footprint in recent years; KATU is seeking confirmation on the closure and what it means for jobs and the Barbur Boulevard campus.
Open-water swimming is rising in popularity, but currents, weather, and water quality can turn deadly; safety advocates urge learning through organized swims, like Baltimore's BOWS, as the city hosted a major Inner Harbor event and rescuers searched for a missing Towson University student in the Potomac River.
Baltimore is baking under hot, humid conditions today with temperatures pushing into the 90s; forecasters warn of a risk of severe thunderstorms tonight, followed by cooler, less humid air moving in later this week as a pattern shift brings relief.
Dave Chappelle has announced a five-city, June 2026 arena tour, kicking off June 12 in Baltimore and wrapping June 21 in San Diego, with Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago in between. Tickets go on sale Friday, June 5 at 12:00 p.m. local time via Ticketmaster. All shows will be phone-free, with devices secured in Yondr pouches and access allowed only in designated areas. The run follows Chappelle’s Netflix Is a Joke Fest performances, and he has hinted at reviving Chappelle’s Show, potentially with Eddie Murphy filling in for his late brother Charlie.
Baltimore is forecast to stay chilly and damp for the next two days, with rain developing this afternoon and lingering tonight into Saturday. Highs will hover around 60°F with high humidity and northeast winds, then a warming trend is expected by Memorial Day into the upper 70s with some sun and a chance of showers.
A chilly start with patchy frost north and west of Baltimore, followed by a sunny day near 70°F; tomorrow brings rising temps with multiple lines of rain and thunderstorms, then a cooler Thursday before a ridge builds and heat returns for a summerlike weekend into next week.
A Spirit Airlines pilot’s planned retirement flight was canceled when Spirit abruptly wound down operations. He flew home on Southwest and was greeted with an impromptu retirement celebration at Baltimore, including a water cannon salute, as Spirit announced an orderly wind-down after bailout talks failed.