Roller coaster weather expected in Maryland this week
Chances for damp weather remain elevated into the start of the workweek in Maryland.
Temperatures are stuck in the low to mid-60s across greater Baltimore Sunday evening. Low clouds and drizzle have been persistent throughout the day. Scattered rain showers will increase after sunset. It'll be a dreary night across the state.
Gloomy weather continues Monday
Monday begins with temperatures in the low to mid-60s, along with scattered showers, drizzle and areas of dense fog. Cool air remains locked in place through Monday afternoon. Temperatures only warm into the upper 60s and lower 70s across much of Maryland on Monday. A few more showers are possible through the afternoon.
The front that has been stalled across Maryland lifts northward heading into the middle of the week. Temperatures surge back into the 80s and eventually 90s. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are expected Tuesday and Wednesday, especially during the afternoons and evenings.
A stronger front approaches Maryland Thursday.
Chance for severe weather Thursday
The strong front will move in from the northwest late in the week. The front will interact with hot temperatures and plentiful moisture across the mid-Atlantic.
Clusters of thunderstorms are likely Thursday afternoon and evening. The Storm Prediction Center has already placed much of Maryland in a risk for severe thunderstorms. Gusty winds will be the greatest threat with any storm that becomes severe.
The First Alert Weather team will continue to monitor the weather setup, pass along updates and - if needed - add a First Alert Weather Day. Juneteenth activities could be impacted.
