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Summer here includes the months of June, July, and August
I would go with Baltimore. Summer nights are cooler, and the mountains are not far off if you want even cooler nights. Drive to Hagerstown, and you might have 50 F lows in summers which are perfect.
Overall, Baltimore for the higher snowfall, and higher rainfall. Summers are too hot in both, and I would prefer Kansas city winters if there was more snow. As for summer alone, they're fairly on par. I'd pick Baltimore for the lower sunshine hours.
Since when was B'more coastal . That's the Chesapeake bay right next to Downtown. You need to travel out to the Delmarva peninsula for Ocean Breeze. B'more summers are fairly still and muggy. Its around 100 miles west of the Atlantic.
To reach the ocean, take 97 south to 50 east which leads to Ocean City, MD. Or even better, take 40 east and head all the way till it ends. Support the NJ economy by paying tolls and gambling in AC .
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. That's the Chesapeake bay right next to Downtown. You need to travel out to the Delmarva peninsula for Ocean Breeze. B'more summers are fairly still and muggy. Its around 100 miles west of the Atlantic. 
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