Clouds have returned, rain moves into Maryland next week
Chilly temperatures, a breeze and beautiful fall color are making for a very festive fall weekend across the Mid-Atlantic. Get outside and enjoy the Great Baltimore Lantern parade, Dia De Los Muertos Festival and more. While now cloudy, the forecast remains dry for a while longer.
Rain and wind could impact plans leading up to Halloween.
A gloomy sky is back across the Baltimore metro
Temperatures quickly cool back through the 50s and into the 40s this evening. While not quite as chilly as Friday evening, you'll still want a jacket if plans have you outside. A Frost Advisory is in effect for northern Baltimore, Harford and Cecil Counties late tonight through early Sunday morning.
Waves of clouds will continue to move overhead through the remainder of the weekend.
Sunday begins with temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to upper 40s; mildest inside the Beltway and in communities close to the bay. Patchy frost is possible in the colder spots before 8 a.m. Temperatures warm into the low and mid-50s by noon; peaking in the upper 50s and lower 60s once again.
The forecast includes cool temperatures, a light breeze and more clouds through the Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium Sunday afternoon.
Rain, wind possible across Maryland next week
The workweek begins dry, with more clouds around.
The chance of rain starts to increase from south, to north, late Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Rain may become more widespread Wednesday evening, into Thursday. Rain could be heavy at times. Winds may become gusty Wednesday and Thursday. There is still some uncertainty with the current weather forecast. The formation and exact track of a mid-week storm system will determine local impacts. Some rain and breezy winds could linger into Halloween.
Trends: The early week storm system appears to remain farther south, keep early week wet weather south of our region on Monday and Tuesday. The second storm system is now more likely to bring needed rain to Maryland during the middle and latter portion of the workweek. Some of the wet weather could linger into Halloween.
Soaking wet, or not, cool temperatures continues through the extended forecast.
Have a great evening,
Cutter