Rain returns to Maryland later this week
The forecast remains pleasant and dry through Wednesday afternoon.
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The forecast remains pleasant and dry through Wednesday afternoon.
However, the end of the week won't be total washout.
Temperatures trend warmer, ahead of wetter weather.
Rain holds off until next week.
Several more days of pleasant weather are on the way, ahead of rain next week.
The next chance of soaking rain is still several days away.
The next several days will be great for outdoor fall plans.
A beautiful fall Sunday is in the First Alert Forecast.
A reinforcing shot of chilly weather blows into Maryland on Friday.
Stunning fall weather continues for several more days.
A developing nor'easter will reinforce our nice weather through the workweek.
A storm offshore will keep cool and breezy weather in-place.
Several communities will be near the freezing mark by sunrise on Sunday morning.
Friday and Saturday are both First Alert Weather Days.
Friday and Saturday are First Alert Weather Days.