Much lower humidity is in Baltimore's workweek forecast
Much more comfortable weather arrives as scattered rain moves out, midday Monday.
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Much more comfortable weather arrives as scattered rain moves out, midday Monday.
Monday is a WJZ First Alert Weather Day, due to a greater risk of strong storms and street flooding.
Heavy rain is most likely in southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
The next chance of wetter weather arrives Sunday night, into Monday morning.
On June 29, 2012, an intense storm with high winds and heavy downpours knocked out power for more than eight days in Maryland.
Tuesday is an Alert Day, due to the risk of severe storms.
Temperatures soar to near 90°, with a few showers and storms.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch and Flood Watch have been issued for several Maryland counties.
While still hot and humid, the worst of the heatwave has passed.
Drought conditions have been present in portions of central Maryland for nearly 300 days heading into the summer.
It will feel as hot as 110° at times across central Maryland this week.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are Alert Days due to extreme heat.
Multiple temperature records may be broken across Maryland next week.
Isolated showers and storms remain possible through mid-evening.
A WJZ Alert Day is possible Thursday, due to a greater risk of severe storms.