Tropical Storm Ian remnants include downpours through weekend
BALTIMORE -- Ian has lost some of its tropical features but the moisture remains on the move.
Rain from Ian is arriving. It will pick up in coverage overnight with potential for thunderstorms after midnight.
Rain will be widespread through the day Saturday and then begin to taper.
We're still thinking most of Central Maryland could see 2 to 4 inches of rain with Southern Maryland potentially getting even more.
There are Wind and Flood Alerts in effect for varying times for southern and eastern parts of the state.
We are monitoring this steadily evolving storm from First Alert Weather.
Isolated flooding is possible but the threat is low because it's been so dry. Wet weather does linger Sunday and Monday but it's more spotty.
Plan on incorporating some purple rain gear into your outfit if you're heading to the Ravens game on Sunday!
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— Meg McNamara (@MegWJZ) September 30, 2022
NE winds will pick up through the day! We'll see sustained winds 15-25 mph. Gusts near 35 mph are possible. While it will be blustery, it looks like we will avoid the damaging winds from #Ian.#WJZ #Baltimore pic.twitter.com/ksW9gbSY7D
It's also going to be a windy weekend for us! Northeast winds will be between 15-25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph possible.
Coastal flooding is possible for the western side of the Chesapeake Bay.
Dress for the rain and the chilly temperatures. Highs through Monday are only in the 60s!