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Light rain
59°
- 3 MPH
- feels like
59°
humidity93%
- high
65°
sunrise7:06 a.m.
- low
49°
sunset4:44 p.m.
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10 a.m.
Rain showers
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11 a.m.
Rain showers
61°
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12 p.m.
Rain showers
62°
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1 p.m.
Rain showers
63°
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2 p.m.
Rain showers
65°
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3 p.m.
Rain showers
65°
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4 p.m.
Rain showers
63°
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5 p.m.
Rain showers
61°
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6 p.m.
Rain showers
58°
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7 p.m.
Rain showers
56°
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8 p.m.
Light rain
53°
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9 p.m.
Light rain
52°
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10 p.m.
Light rain
50°
Monday
Rain showers
high
65°
low
49°
Tuesday
Partly cloudy
high
47°
low
36°
Wednesday
Mostly clear
high
46°
low
33°
Thursday
Partly cloudy
high
51°
low
30°
Friday
Light rain
high
50°
low
37°
Saturday
Light rain
high
49°
low
40°
Sunday
Light rain
high
46°
low
36°
Monday
Partly cloudy
high
38°
low
31°
Tuesday
Mostly clear
high
39°
low
30°
Wednesday
Partly cloudy
high
45°
low
31°
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After several days of sunny, warm weather, clouds are beginning to lower and thicken Sunday night as a low-pressure system begins to move into the Baltimore area bringing a cold front and rain along with it, the National Weather Service said. - After the Baltimore region was under a severe thunderstorm warning for several hours Sunday, the rainfall is expected to subside but the strong winds are expected to remain until Monday morning, the National Weather Service said.
- More than 2½ inches of rain fell throughout the Baltimore region since Wednesday as cooler temperatures began to sweep through the region Thursday, the National Weather Service said.
- Baltimore will have one more warm, sunny day before Tropical Storm Eta’s remnants sweep through the region midweek and bring wet weather.
- The Baltimore area is expecting strong, gusty winds Monday morning, the National Weather Service said Sunday night.
- The Baltimore area got more than 2 inches of rain Thursday as Tropical Storm Zeta moved up the East Coast and swept through the area, the National Weather Service said.
- Forecasters are predicting a wet Thursday as Maryland is expected to feel the impact of the remnants of Hurricane Zeta.
National weather news
- Maryland will feel the lingering effects later in the week of Tropical Storm Zeta, which is expected to redevelop into a hurricane as it hits the Gulf Coast on Wednesday, according to a National Weather Service meteorologist.
- Rainfall will continue Sunday evening as the remnants from storm Delta push toward the Baltimore region and cause heavier rainfall overnight into Monday morning.
- A frost advisory was issued by the National Weather Service for most of Northern Maryland, including parts of Baltimore and Carroll counties.
- Smoke from the historic wildfires ravaging the West Coast has reached the Baltimore area, contributing to cooler temperatures and hazy skies Tuesday, according to a National Weather Service meteorologist.
- The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood watch for Thursday for parts of the Baltimore metro region, including Howard, Harford, Anne Arundel counties and Baltimore City.
- The National Weather Service confirmed Thursday that a tornado briefly appeared near Edgewater, south of Annapolis, based on radar data that showed large debris flying in a rotation and trees fallen in multiple directions.
- The National Weather Service says this month ranked as the fourth-wettest August in history. The Baltimore region almost edged out 1911 to take the third spot, the weather service said, but fell short by about an inch.
