Brief summer-like weather in Baltimore, weather whiplash coming
From near-record afternoon temperatures on Wednesday, to frost this weekend, big changes are on the way.
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From near-record afternoon temperatures on Wednesday, to frost this weekend, big changes are on the way.
Following a mid-week warming trend, much chillier weather blows in this weekend.
Drier, sunnier weather returns on Monday.
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day.
Sunday is a Possible First Alert Weather Day, due to rain impacting outdoor events.
Maryland's fall colors have finally reached their peak in the Baltimore metro, according to the latest update from the Department of Natural Resources.
The chance of rain doesn't return until later this weekend.
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings are forecast to be the chilliest.
Get ready for a couple chilly mornings.
Plan on a soggy start to the second-half of the weekend.
It will be feeling much more like fall should over the next several days.
It's a battle between summer and fall across the Mid-Atlantic.
Rain will begin to taper Wednesday morning
The wettest weather is expected on Tuesday.
The wettest stretch of weather in months is in the forecast.