Maryland Weather: Showers and storms could return to the Baltimore area
BALTIMORE -- After a lovely break from the humidity, we will feel the mugginess building back today.
The front that moved through the Baltimore area on Monday has stalled to the south and will begin lifting northward as a warm front through Wednesday afternoon.
A warm front is lifting across the state and that will leave us with enough instability for a few showers and thunderstorms to move in this evening.
The highest rain chances overnight through Wednesday morning will be across Southern Maryland and the Lower Eastern Shore—places closer to the front.
There is a marginal risk for severe storms on Wednesday afternoon.
The greatest threat will be damaging wind gusts and locally heavy rainfall. The threat is expected to be widely scattered or possibly isolated in nature.
Highs for Wednesday will top out in the mid 80s but by Thursday, we'll make our way into the low 90s.
With the front hanging around the area through Friday, there will be chances for showers and storms each time a wave of low pressure moves over the region and interacts with the front.
We have chances for more storms Thursday and Friday, but we dry out by Saturday! Most of the weekend is rain-free, but by late in the day Sunday, the chance for wet weather returns.
