Today's First Alert Weather Day has ended. Earlier severe thunderstorms and stormy weather have shifted eastward. 

The earlier Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been allowed to expire.

Severe storms produced hail Saturday afternoon

Isolated, to scattered, storms developed along the I-95 corridor Saturday afternoon. A few storms reached severe limits. Gusty winds and hail up to golf ball size were reported in Harford County between 2 and 3:30 p.m. Earlier storms have weakened and have shifted south and east of the Baltimore Metro. 

The risk of additional severe thunderstorms is decreasing. Temperatures cool back through the 70s and into the 60s this evening. More wet weather moves in overnight. Additional showers and areas of light rain are expected to develop in move in after 9 p.m. on into Sunday morning as cooler temperatures arrive. 

Much cooler weather returns to Maryland on Sunday

Sunday begins with temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. 

Drizzle and showers are expected before 8 a.m. west of the bay and could linger into mid-morning across the Eastern Shore. The forecast gradually trends drier and sunnier through the day. Sunday will be a much cooler day across Maryland. Temperatures stay in the 70s, with a breeze and lower humidity. Sunshine increases during the afternoon hours. 

Much of the upcoming workweek will feel very fall-like. Plan on chilly mornings and pleasant afternoons, with sunshine and low humidity across our region.