Quieter weather is in Maryland's forecast Monday night

An occasionally stormy weather pattern remains in place across the Mid-Atlantic into mid-week. Clusters of storms will keep developing across the Midwest and Ohio River Valley, then track in the general direction of Maryland. Tuesday is another First Alert Weather Day, due to the risk of storms. 

Earlier severe storms have moved out of the Baltimore metro and move into Delaware through the evening. Weather will continue to improve across the Baltimore metro as the evening goes on as temperatures settle back into the 70s. 

Storms diminish by midweek in Baltimore

Tuesday's storm potential is dwindling. As of Monday evening, an isolated storm is possible during the day but a slightly better chance of storms may be very late Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning.

Another round of day-time storms moves through on Wednesday. A few of these storms may pack a bit of a punch but it's not looking like we'll have a repeat of Monday afternoon's storms. 

Hot and humid conditions will also linger into midweek, before we see a reprieve late Friday and Saturday.. Humidity on Friday starts out high (dew points near 70°), however throughout the day we will feel the comfort increase as we approach the weekend. 

Afternoon temperatures only peak in the low to mid 80s Friday and for the weekend. 

If you're planning on going to the Ravens' first preseason game against the Eagles on Saturday evening, the forecast is looking pretty good. The First Alert Weather team is forecasting quiet conditions, comfortable humidity and a kickoff temperature in the 70s.