Classic fall weather for Maryland to enjoy through the weekend
Beautiful fall weather across Maryland will continue right into the weekend.
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Beautiful fall weather across Maryland will continue right into the weekend.
Abundant sun, pleasantly cool temperatures, and dry weather will make for a supreme fall weekend across the state.
Showers and storms storms this evening, followed by a chilly and breezy Saturday, have prompted WJZ First Alert Weather Days.
Friday and Saturday are both First Alert Weather Days.
Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day across Maryland for periods of windswept rain and possible thunderstorms.
Gorgeous fall weather continues through Friday. Clouds thicken Saturday ahead of rainy and breezy weather Sunday,
Sunday is a Possible First Alert Weather Day, due to rain impacting outdoor events.
The chance of rain doesn't return until later this weekend.
A round of summer-like heat settles into Maryland on Thursday into Friday.
Skies eventually brighten this week as temperatures rise
It's a First Alert Weather Weekend due to nor'easter impacts
Friday's nice weather across Maryland will give way to wet and windy conditions this weekend from a strengthening nor'easter.
Gusty winds, cooler than average temperatures, and a few spotty showers are possible for Maryland as a powerful nor'easter moves up the eastern seaboard.
Below normal temperatures continue leading into the weekend
Rain will begin to taper Wednesday morning