Stunning start to the weekend in Maryland, ahead of a chance of wintry weather

The workweek is coming to an end with pleasant Friday weather. After peaking in the low to mid-50s, temperatures will cool back through the 40s and into the 30s after sunset. Areas of fog may develop overnight, into early Saturday morning... giving way to a beautiful Saturday afternoon.

Temperatures soar on Saturday across Baltimore

Saturday is the pick day of the weekend. Morning temperatures in the upper 20s and lower 30s will quickly warm into the 40s by mid-morning and 50s at noon. Any fog that develops overnight will lift by 9 a.m. Sunshine sends temperatures into the upper 50s and lower 60s by 4 p.m. It's going to be one of the nicest Saturdays in months! 

Get outside and enjoy the beautiful start to the weekend. 

Colder air starts to blow back into Maryland on Sunday. A few showers are possible, especially along and north of the I-70 corridor. Light and spotty rain may mix with snow and sleet. No wintry accumulation is expected in our immediate area on Sunday. 

Afternoon temperatures will be in the 40s on Sunday, with breezy winds. 

Early week wintry weather in Maryland

A brief period of cold weather settles into our area on Monday.

Monday and Tuesday are tagged as Possible WJZ First Alert Weather Days due to the risk of light snow and a wintry mix. It won't be wintry all day Monday or Tuesday, but a couple waves of winter weather will impact our region Monday and Tuesday. Right now, the chance of snow appears to spike Monday evening, before transitioning to a wintry mix then rain on Tuesday.

While this is not looking like a major storm, some slick travel is possible... especially Monday evening through Tuesday morning. More exact timing and accumulation details will be ironed out over the weekend. Be sure to stay with WJZ in the next couple days. 

Much warmer weather arrives later next week.