by The forecast points to a gradual cooling overnight Sunday into Monday morning, with temperatures dropping to the mid-50s to lower 60s by sunrise. While Monday starts off with clouds and areas of fog, some sunshine will emerge later in the day before rain chances rise in the afternoon and evening, especially west of Baltimore.
Dry Start to the Workweek in Baltimore
Monday offers a brief reprieve from the rain, making it a mostly dry day to kick off the workweek. Temperatures on Monday morning will be in the upper 50s and lower 60s across the Baltimore metro area, accompanied by clouds and fog early on. As the day progresses, residents will see a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s to lower 80s by late afternoon.
- The morning is expected to be dry, ideal for outdoor activities or commute.
- Some showers may develop in the afternoon and evening, particularly west of Baltimore.
- Temperatures peak between 77°F and 82°F Monday afternoon.
Increasing Rain and Storm Chances Midweek
The chance of rain spikes significantly starting Tuesday, with the highest likelihood of showers and storms arriving during the afternoon hours. Drivers should be cautious as some wet roads are possible during Tuesday’s morning commute.
The wet conditions continue through Wednesday with spotty rain and then intensify Thursday into Friday, resulting in soggy weather across many areas. Over the course of the week, many neighborhoods in Maryland could receive more than an inch of rain, with isolated spots seeing over three inches—providing much-needed moisture for the region.
- Afternoon showers and storms expected Tuesday.
- Spotty rain continues Wednesday.
- Heavy, soggy rain forecast Thursday and Friday.
- Potential total rainfall exceeds one inch in many locations; some areas may top three inches.
Forecasters note that the exact timing and localization of rain and storms may shift before the weather arrives. For the full forecast details, readers can visit the source at CBS Baltimore News.
“We expect the rain to be beneficial for the region, but residents should prepare for a potentially wet and stormy second half of the week,” According to a meteorologist.
As Marylanders move through the workweek, gradually cooling temperatures and a transition to wetter conditions signal the shift towards a more unsettled weather pattern. Planning outdoor activities with the rain in mind will help residents stay comfortable and safe.
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Key Points to Remember:
- Monday: Mostly dry, cloudy with some fog and afternoon sun; highs in upper 70s to lower 80s.
- Tuesday: Increased chance of afternoon showers and storms; wet roads possible in morning.
- Wednesday-Friday: Periods of rain and storms, heavy rain Thursday and Friday.
- Rain totals could surpass one inch across much of Maryland, with localized heavier amounts.
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