Maryland Weather: Rain persists in Baltimore area through Monday morning
BALTIMORE -- Snow, sleet and freezing rain fell in Western Maryland Sunday. Reports of up to a 1/4" of ice have been reported in Garrett County.
The wintry mix is changing over to a rain event for the Baltimore metro area and temperatures are expected to remain above freezing through Wednesday.
Rain will continue overnight. Most of the rainfall is light to moderate. We do expect some rain for the Monday morning commute.
Overnight temperatures will be above freezing in the upper 30s Sunday night into Monday morning. Monday afternoon, expect cloud cover and temperatures around 50 degrees for the afternoon high.
Rainy Start to the Week, then Midweek warmup.
Another fast-moving storm brings scattered rainfall Monday evening into early Tuesday. This system will bring warmer air to the region with clearing skies for Tuesday afternoon. Afternoon highs will be in the 50s Monday and then 60s Tuesday. Expect sunshine on Tuesday afternoon.
Warmer Weather Then More Rain
Stronger winds also develop on Tuesday - we're looking at sustained winds 10-20 mph and gusting higher. Another fast moving frontal system approaches for Wednesday night, bringing another round of beneficial rainfall to the region.
Cooling Down Midweek
Temperatures will cool again toward the middle and end of next week. Highs on Wednesday are expected near 50 degrees, dropping into the 30s for Thursday and Friday.
Rain and Possible Snowflakes Late Next Week
After the Wednesday - Thursday storm exits, temperatures will take a nosedive. At the same time, there is the possibility of a few snowflakes at the tail end of the storm, but right now this doesn't appear to be a big snow maker for us.
We will continue to monitor the forecast and provide updates as conditions evolve.
