USNA Weather Forecast
Forecast Discussion:
A cold front will approach and pass today. Most of the shower activity will likely hold-off until the late afternoon. If the cloud deck breaks, enough surface instability could develop to support isolated strong or severe storms this evening. The National Weather Service (NWS) Storm Prediction Center has categorized Annapolis as under a “marginal risk” for severe weather today with a 5% chance of damaging wind gusts within 25 miles. Cooler conditions are on-tap behind the departing front for the remainder of the week and into the weekend. An upper-air disturbance will pass Friday/Saturday with isolated showers or sprinkles possible.
Weather Forecast:
- Wednesday: Overcast with showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, evening, and overnight (80% chance). Isolated storms could become strong or severe. South wind 10-15 mph. High near 65 oF.
- Thursday: Sunny and breezy conditions. Northwest wind 13-18 mph, gusting to 30 mph. Low: 50-54 oF. High: 58-62 oF.
- Friday: Sunny and seasonably cool. Scattered showers possible overnight (30% chance). West wind 8-13 mph. Low: 46-50 oF. High: 60-64 oF.
- Saturday: Mostly cloudy and seasonably cool with showers possible overnight (30% chance). North wind 8-13 mph. Low: 44-48 oF. High: 54-58 oF.
- Sunday: Sunny and seasonably cool. Northwest wind 10-15 mph. Low: 38-42 oF. High: 60-64 oF.
High Tide Flooding Forecast:
- Minor coastal flooding is likely around high tide at 0513 on 30 April with maximum water levels between 2.7 and 3.2 ft MLLW.
- High tide flooding is not anticipated on 01-03 May.
ISSUED: 29 April 2026 at 0730
NEXT FORECAST: 01 May 2026
FORECASTER: Meteorologist A.R. Davies
