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Nicer weather moving into Baltimore to end the work week

A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Talbot County through 1:00 a.m. Thursday morning. 

Warm and muggy conditions are moving out and on Thursday, a big change arrives that sticks around for a few days.

Beautiful weather is on the way!

Quiet tonight in Baltimore as a cold front moves through

We saw an afternoon in the mid to upper 80s, under a mixture of sun and clouds, on Wednesday. While the weather itself in the Baltimore area was quiet, the steamy conditions were obvious around the region.

A few more evening scattered showers and thunderstorms may develop along and south of the Route 50 corridor. There is a lower chance for rain tonight for areas north of 50. A few of these storms could produce damaging winds and hail, along with heavy downpours and intense lightning. Most areas west of the Chesapeake Bay and farther north continue to experience dry conditions. 

The front responsible for the storms clears the area overnight to our south, taking away the humidity and any lingering showers. It may be a nice evening to open up the windows -- some neighborhoods cool into the upper 50s to low 60s tonight.

Beautiful weather across Maryland as the workweek ends

Humidity levels bottom out around midday Thursday for much of Maryland. After a morning in the upper 50s and 60s., temperatures only peak in the upper 70s and lower 80s on Thursday afternoon, with tons of sunshine and low humidity. 

Pleasant weather will stick around through Saturday. Temperatures peak in the lower 80s each afternoon, with dry-feeling air. 

Humidity and temperatures begin to inch upward on Sunday, with a low-end chance of a few storms later in the day. A greater chance of storms arrives early next workweek. 

Chance of showers, storms in Maryland next week

Warmer and muggier weather returns next Monday. In addition, thunderstorms will also develop Monday afternoon and evening.

Tuesday may include another round of heat and storms. A few stronger storms are possible. We'll continue to watch the situation as the details become more clear - passing along updates as they do.

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