Isolated shower or storm possible Thursday night
Heavy rain and a few storms may move through tonight into Friday morning.
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Heavy rain and a few storms may move through tonight into Friday morning.
The chance of showers and storms will spike in Thursday.
Low humidity and pleasant temperatures continue.
The chance of widespread wet weather will hold off until the end of the week.
The risk of severe weather remains lows across the Baltimore region.
One tornado was confirmed by radar in Queen Anne's County, Maryland earlier Thursday evening. Quieter conditions are expected Friday.
Pleasant weather is in the forecast ahead of stormier conditions.
The next surge in the chance of rain and storms arrives late in the week.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day.
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day.
Typical summer weather continues for another few days.
The show will be most visible when the shower peaks on the night of August 12, into the early morning of August 13.
The forecast has trended drier, compared to Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday are possible First Alert Weather Days.
Temperatures soar well into the 90s.