Warming trend across Maryland through the O's home opener
Temperatures will gradually trend warmer through Thursday afternoon.
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Temperatures will gradually trend warmer through Thursday afternoon.
The chance of rain spikes this evening, followed by another round of rain Sunday night.
A warming trend continues into the weekend.
Temperatures will be warmest this weekend, ahead of another round of chilly weather.
Grab a winter coat if you have outdoor evening plans.
St. Patrick's Day will be cold and windy with wind-chills staying in the 20s and lower 30s through the afternoon.
Monday is a First Alert Weather Day, following a cool and breezy weekend.
Temperatures dip below freezing in many areas tonight; a few slick spots possible.
The risk of severe weather has ended.
Wednesday is a First Alert Weather Day.
Wednesday is a Possible First Alert Weather Day.
More needed rain is on the way.
Wet weather will put a dent in the ongoing drought across the Mid-Atlantic.
Additional rounds of needed rain are on the way.
Monday and Tuesday are Possible First Alert Weather Days.