Clouds return to Maryland ahead of a big cool-down

Temperatures are forecast to settle back into the low and mid-60s in many communities overnight, under increasing clouds. Monday begins with more clouds. Clouds streaming in could make for a prettier sunrise across Maryland early Monday morning. 

Imelda sends clouds, few showers to Maryland

Imelda was upgraded to Tropical Storm status earlier Sunday. The Tropical Storms is forecast to become a hurricane as it approaches the southeast coast over the next 48-hours. The hurricane is then forecast to slow down and take a sharp turn out to sea. Coastal impacts are still expected from Florida to South Carolina. Tropical Storm conditions are expected in the Bahamas and portions of the east coast of Florida. Check in with airlines, hotels if you are traveling to these areas early in the week. 

Moisture from Imelda will be pulled northward, up the east coast. Locally, cloudy weather is expected Monday and Tuesday. Spotty light rain is possible as far north as the I-70 corridor, including Baltimore. The chance of rain is greater across Southern Maryland on into Virginia.

Temperatures will be mild, in the 60s, at night while afternoons feature temperatures approaching 80° Monday and Tuesday. 

Much cooler weather blows into Baltimore mid-week

Temperatures drop heading into the middle of the workweek as sunshine returns. 

Plan on morning temperatures in the 40s and lower 50s Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings. Despite lots of sunshine, temperatures remain in the 60s and lower 70s Thursday and Friday afternoons. Humidity will drop, as well. Breezy winds are expected Wednesday and Thursday.

It'll be feeling like mid to late October as the workweek comes to an end. Pleasant weather lingers into next weekend. 

Have a great rest of your Sunday,

Cutter