Colder, sunny start to Sunday across Maryland

Following record warmth during the workweek and storms Friday evening, much brighter and chillier weather has settled into Maryland. Saturday night is shaping up to be the coldest since late April. Classic fall weather prevails into next week.. 

Brisk Saturday evening for Baltimore plans

A Freeze Warning is in effect until 8 am Sunday morning for northern Harford and Baltimore back to the west along the Interstate 70 corridor. Western Howard and Montgomery Counties are under a Frost Advisory. 

Temperatures will drop back into the low and mid-30s in many spots early Sunday morning. Colder locations north and west of the immediate Baltimore metro will dip below freezing - a light freeze.

While much calmer than earlier in the day, a light breeze will make it feel even chillier this evening. Grab a jacket or coat if you have outdoor evening plans.

Gorgeous day ahead for Sunday across Maryland

After a frosty start on Sunday morning, a sunny sky will send temperatures back up to around 60° in Baltimore City by the middle of Sunday afternoon. Plan on a mostly sunny day with no humidity and a cool fall breeze. It will be a wonderful afternoon to get outside. 

Seasonably cool fall temperatures continue through much of the new week. Afternoon temperatures will peak in the mid to upper 60s each day, with early morning low temperatures in the 40s to lower 50s.  

Offshore storm may impact Maryland next week

The First Alert Weather team will be monitoring a coastal storm this coming workweek. 

The exact track, timing and location of this system are still uncertain. If this storm meanders closer to the coast, periods of light rain and breezy winds will be possible as early as Monday. A storm farther offshore would mean drier, brighter and only breezy weather. In either case, rough surf and beach erosion are possible along the coastline.

Check back with WJZ as forecast details become clear.