Coldest air of the season expected across Maryland to close the week
Coldest air of the season arrives across Maryland Thursday night & Friday morning.
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Coldest air of the season arrives across Maryland Thursday night & Friday morning.
A nor'easter will track a bit further offshore. Expect less rainfall, but gusty winds & coastal flooding still a risk
An Alert Day is in effect in Maryland Tuesday for rainy weather during the evening. More storms are expected Wednesday and Thursday.
The first chance of widespread wet weather arrives Tuesday.
Severe storms will develop to our west and track toward Baltimore Saturday afternoon and evening with delays to outdoor plans possible.
The beaches at Ocean City, Maryland, and Assateague Island reopened for surfers, but remained closed for swimmers as rip tides continue, brought on by Hurricane Erin.
Hurricane Erin moves away tonight into Friday. Nice weekend on tap.
Plan on a hotter weather on Sunday afternoon in Maryland, with only spotty showers and storms.
Forecast looks perfect for outdoor weekend plans across Maryland.
Forecast looks great heading into the weekend.
A few showers possible Wednesday with comfortable humidty sticking around a little longer.
Scattered severe storms are possible through sunset across central Maryland on Saturday.
Lower humidity for Friday but rain chances and mugginess return this weekend.
Storm threat continues Thursday with high heat added to the mix too during the afternoon.
Maryland residents can track flooding events through a new map created by the state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Storms come to an end tonight...nice weather expected to close out the week for the 4th of July.
On June 29, 2012, an intense storm with high winds and heavy downpours knocked out power for more than eight days in Maryland.
Temperatures soar to near 90°, with a few showers and storms.
Drought conditions have been present in portions of central Maryland for nearly 300 days heading into the summer.
The full strawberry moon will be visible on June 11 in Maryland.
Aurora Borealis, or northern lights, may be seen in Maryland.
Drought conditions in Maryland have improved after several rounds of wet weather in May.
The weather on Mother's Day weekend is expected to be beautiful in Maryland.