Severe storms possible across Maryland Monday

A few rounds of strong to severe storms will be possible across Maryland on Monday prompting a First Alert Weather Day for the potential of damaging winds and isolated downpours that could cause urban flooding. 

Strong storms possible on Monday

Strong storms will be pushing into Maryland during the afternoon on Monday with the likelihood that we may see a Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued by the National Weather Service for storms with damaging winds and heavy rainfall. 

Temperatures on Monday should reach into the mid to upper 80s in some locations prior to the storms arriving. Just as the storms push through we should see immediate cooling with temperatures dropping back into the rain cooled 70s. 

Election day weather

A few showers will be leftover on Tuesday morning but should move out of our area by midday. Tuesday's high should reach back in the mid 80s.  

More rain possible late week

Wednesday looks like the pick of the week with sunshine, lower winds and comfortable humidity. 

Humidity starts creeping back up on Thursday. Once the humidity heads up, it sticks around through into the weekend. 

We will see a typical summer-time type pattern with isolated afternoon scattered storms beginning Thursday through the weekend. Afternoon temperatures should reach into the mid to upper 80s through the weekend.