Record-heat and a few storms heading into mid-week across Maryland
The weather will feel more like summer than spring through Thursday with some record highs possible.
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The weather will feel more like summer than spring through Thursday with some record highs possible.
Record high temperatures are possible Wednesday and Thursday.
Near-record high temperatures are in the extended forecast.
Temperatures will warm to near-record levels next week.
A warming trend begins on Thursday afternoon.
A Freeze Warning has been issued for central and eastern Maryland from midnight until 9 a.m. Wednesday.
A Freeze Watch is in effect for much of our area Tuesday night, into Wednesday morning.
Widespread rain is expected on Sunday.
The risk of severe storms is decreasing.
Wednesday is a First Alert Weather Day.
The chance of rain and storms peaks on Wednesday evening.
Chilly weather continues through the first-half of the weekend.
There will be a 30° drop in temperature between Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Rainier, colder weather returns on Friday.
Temperatures will gradually trend warmer through Thursday afternoon.