Rounds of scattered showers and storms will impact Maryland on Sunday

The forecast trends more active heading into the back-half of the weekend across Maryland. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day, due to rain impacting outdoor plans and a low risk of severe storms.

There will be more clouds round and a spotty chance of rain showers by sunrise on Sunday morning.  

Rain, storms return to Baltimore on Sunday

The next weather maker will send a couple waves of rain and storms through Maryland.

Scattered showers and storms will impact much of the state through the morning hours; mid-morning in particular around the Baltimore metro. Spotty, embedded, thunderstorms will produce heavy rain in a few spots.

There will be a little bit of a midday lull in the wet weather, but isolated storms remain possible through the afternoon. Another wave of more widespread rain and storms will move through during the late afternoon and evening hours. Heavy rain and street flooding are possible. There is also a low chance of strong to severe thunderstorms; gusty winds are the primary risk. Though, an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out Sunday afternoon and evening - mainly closer to D.C. and across Virginia. 

Temperatures will be kept down on Sunday; toping out in the upper 70s and lower 80s.  

Seasonable temperatures across Maryland next week

Drier weather will return as the workweek begin.

Temperatures peak in the upper 80s each afternoon, with only limited rain chances through mid-week. Rain chances increase by Thursday afternoon. Cooler temperatures will move in by the end of the week, on into the weekend.