Chance of storms will increase across Maryland early in the workweek

Multiple rounds of storms will impact parts of Maryland this week. Tuesday and Wednesday are possible First Alert Weather Days.

Rounds of storms will impact Maryland this week

Monday begins warm and a bit more humid, with sunrise temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s. It'll be dry for the morning commute, but a few showers and storms could brush our area heading into mid-morning. Temperatures soar back into the 90s on Monday afternoon.

Isolated, to scattered, strong storms are possible through the afternoon and early evening. A couple storms could produce hail up to the size of quarters and wind gusts to 65 MPH. However, the greatest chance of storms will remain across southern Pennsylvania and far western Maryland. Keep an eye on the forecast if you have outdoor plans.

Away from any rain and thunder, it'll feel like it's around 100° due to the combination of heat and humidity.

A greater chance of impactful storms enters the  forecast on Tuesday and persists into Wednesday. Both are possible First Alert Weather Days, due to a greater risk of severe storms and the fact that storms could be widespread. Have a 'plan b' for outdoor plans and at least one way to get severe weather alerts.

It'll remain hot and humid through mid-week.

Cooler temperatures settle into Baltimore late this week

Afternoon temperatures will only reach into the low to mid 80s heading into late-week, behind mid-week storms. Mornings will also trend more comfortable as humidity drops.

A few days of nice weather are looking more and more likely as the week comes to an end.