Gradual drop in temperature, wetter weather across Maryland
It will be feeling more like winter by the end of the week.
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Rachael Jay is a First Alert Meteorologist who joined the WJZ team in November 2024. The Maryland native came to WJZ from NBC Connecticut after stops in Norfolk, Virginia, and Waterloo, Iowa.
Rachael is a graduate of Penn State University's meteorology program (we are!). She earned the title of Certified Broadcast Meteorologist from the American Meteorological Society (AMS). Within the AMS, she has volunteered her time as a member of the Board for Early Career Professionals.
Her work in the digital and social media spaces led to her being hand-picked by the AMS to join the Board for Digital Meteorologists.
Jay hopes that her work on-air and online will help to make science more accessible and enjoyable to those who may come across it - and spark or even reignite interest in science for a wider audience. She also hopes to inspire young girls to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).
It will be feeling more like winter by the end of the week.
Plan on a colder and wetter end to the workweek.
It's going to be a spectacular fall weekend.
A few rounds of showers and potential thunderstorms are possible through Friday morning.
We enjoyed another beautiful day before rain returns overnight
A nice and cool Halloween weekend is expected after a very warm end to the work week
Unseasonably warm weather will impact Maryland through Friday afternoon.
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.