Rain continues through early Monday morning in parts of Maryland

Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day due to heavy rain and a low risk of severe storms impacting Maryland through Sunday evening.

Remnants of Isaias bringing gloomy weather to Maryland 

Another couple rounds of widespread rain and embedded heavier thunderstorms will impact Maryland this evening and tonight. The risk of heavier rain peaks between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. across the greater Baltimore metro. 

Widespread 2 to 3 inches of rain has fallen across much of central and western Maryland. Some areas could end up with more than four inches of rain by the time wet weather comes to an end on Monday morning. Since the rain from Isaias will fall over an extended period of time, widespread flooding is not expected. Though, some minor flooding is still possible in the typical spots.

Monday morning begins with rain, mainly south and east of the Baltimore metro. Drier weather arrives from northwest, to southeast, through the morning hours. Plan on a much sunnier and breezy Monday, with pleasantly warm afternoon temperatures in the 70s. 

Pleasant weather returns to Baltimore mid-week

Beyond the wet start to the workweek, Tuesday turns briefly warmer with afternoon temperatures near 80°. Wednesday will be pleasant warm as well. 

A few showers are possible as a front slowly works its way into Maryland heading into the middle of the week. 

A stronger push of chilly weather is expected next weekend. The first frost of the season across the Baltimore region could be possible by the end of next weekend.