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Blustery and mild conditions are returning to Maryland Tuesday.
Cold temps return to the area to start the week with a chance for snow by Wednesday night for southern sections.
This winter season is proving to be one of the most dangerous stretches of cold seen in years.
The Baltimore region will stay well below normal, but the temperatures will feel noticeably milder
Temps will dip into the single digits tonight but will reach the 40s by Sunday.
Dangerous cold will grip the state through mid-week with warmer weather arriving by the weekend.
Blustery weather returns Tuesday. A few additional rain showers are possible through the day. Winds gust up to 40 MPH as temperatures peak in the low to mid-60s. Windy conditions linger through the Baltimore Orioles home game.
Mild temperatures with chance of spotty showers Tuesday in Maryland
Blustery with spotty rain on Tuesday in Maryland
Cloudy with scattered storms Monday night in Maryland
Scattered showers and storms are likely ahead of a cold front Monday evening. A storm, or two, may become severe; especially in western Maryland. The evening commute appears dry tonight - the chance of storms peaks between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. across the state.
Sprinkles and patchy drizzle are possible Monday morning. It won't be a washout of a morning, nor will there be a significant impact on your routine.
Storm chances return in Maryland on Monday
Maryland storms possible on Monday
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Blustery and mild conditions are returning to Maryland Tuesday.
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Blustery and mild conditions are returning to Maryland Tuesday.
Blustery weather returns Tuesday. A few additional rain showers are possible through the day. Winds gust up to 40 MPH as temperatures peak in the low to mid-60s. Windy conditions linger through the Baltimore Orioles home game.
Mild temperatures with chance of spotty showers Tuesday in Maryland
Blustery with spotty rain on Tuesday in Maryland
Cloudy with scattered storms Monday night in Maryland
President Terri Lee Freeman talks with us about the museums milestone and the live performances, cuisine, and tributes happening at the gala.
Chanda Minor Brigance sits down with Chief Dixon for an inspiring conversation on his journey from firefighting and emergency response to Fire Chief.
JP Krahel, CPA and Professor of Accounting at Loyola University, joins us to discuss why you should file your taxes before midnight and how to avoid hefty penalties and late fees.
Alexus Davila is live with Michelle Shawyer at the children's boutique checking out all the perfect items for those last minute Easter baskets.
Baltimore Banner reporter Wesley Case joins us live to discuss Baltimore’s music scene which has gone a little hardcore.
