The risk of severe weather is decreasing across Maryland
A cool rain moves back into central Maryland overnight.
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A cool rain moves back into central Maryland overnight.
Many communities will wake up to temperatures in the low to mid-50s early Tuesday.
A cool morning gives way to a pleasantly warm afternoon on Monday.
A couple more chilly mornings are expected across central Maryland.
Marylanders can expect fall-like weather during the Labor Day weekend.
It'll feel more like early fall through much of the workweek across greater Baltimore.
Rain and storm coverage remains isolated, to scattered, during the second-half of the weekend.
Monday includes cloudier, cooler and gloomier weather.
Plan on a hotter weather on Sunday afternoon in Maryland, with only spotty showers and storms.
Hurricane Erin continues to move westward, prompting warnings of dangerous rip currents along the East Coast.
Sunday features more dry and sunny weather.
Plan on cool mornings and warm afternoons to begin the week.
Sunday's Alert Day has ended as temperatures cool, storms diminish.
Scattered severe storms are possible through sunset across central Maryland on Saturday.
The hot weather and risk of storms will both peak Saturday and Sunday afternoons and early evenings.