Following a gloomy start to the weekend, prettier weather is in Sunday's forecast. 

Wet weather sticks-around through early Sunday morning

Rain and embedded spotty thunderstorms will linger past midnight. 

The wettest of the weather is forecast to slide out of central Maryland before sunrise Sunday morning. The back-half of the weekend begins with lots of clouds, areas of fog and some drizzle through 8 a.m. Sunday. Plan on improving weather through the day. With a bit more sunshine, temperatures peak in the mid to upper 70s across central Maryland Sunday afternoon; closer to 70° over on the eastern shore.

Much of Sunday will be dry and better for outdoor plans. 

Much cooler weather returns to Maryland next week

A strong front is set to slide through the Mid-Atlantic heading into the middle of the workweek. 

This front will move through with more clouds, but little to no rain. Much cooler weather pours into Maryland Wednesday, into Thursday. Some of the coolest mornings since late May are in the forecast. Most folks will wake up to temperatures in the 40s Thursday morning. Baltimore remains in the 60s all afternoon long, with a cool breeze. 

The same front will keep what is forecast to be Hurricane Imelda well to our south.  However, we we'll probably still see an increase in clouds. Tides will be high along the Atlantic coastline, along with a greater risk of rip currents. Storm surge, heavy rain and damaging winds are possible along portions of the southeast coast from Florida to North Carolina. If you have travel plans in this region early next week, pay extra close attention to the forecast.

Have a great evening,

Cutter