BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Dry weather remains for one more day before the next weather-maker brings rain and storms to Maryland.
Saturday will be another cloudy day, but temperatures will be a little higher than they were yesterday. Temperatures will rise to the low 60s.
Temperatures on Sunday will be higher, rising to the upper 60s, before a cold front crosses the state.
Ahead of the cold front, there is the threat of showers and storms, which could impact St. Patrick’s Day celebration plans. Showers are possible Sunday morning, but the best chance of rain and storms will come Saturday afternoon and evening.
Most of Maryland is under a slight risk, threat level two of five, for strong to severe storms. This means that severe thunderstorms are likely.
All types of severe weather are possible. This includes damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes. Be sure to stay alert, and follow along for the latest updates on this storm.
Monday will be drier and cooler following the front. Highs will reach the low 60s. A brief warming trend will begin after that, and by Wednesday, highs will soar to the low 70s. There is the chance of showers on Thursday. A big cooldown will follow on Friday with highs only making it to the mid 50s.