Weather

Thunderstorms swept through the Baltimore region early Sunday night, prompting a severe thunderstorm warning, after a day of sunshine and warm temperatures.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the Baltimore region.

The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for most of Maryland, and a high wind warning in parts of the Western panhandle.

A March 24 record for rainfall was set in the Baltimore region Wednesday, shattering a 32-year-old mark by almost half an inch.

Hopefully you didn’t let last week’s warm weather lull you into a false sense of security. Spring begins this weekend, but it won’t feel like it the next couple of days.

Pull your sunglasses out and get ready to hang up your jackets. Skies will be mostly sunny all week and temperatures will rise steadily, reaching a high of 71 degrees Thursday.

Travelers should be mindful of a potentially icy Tuesday morning commute, the National Weather Service warned after a winter storm brought snow, sleet and freezing rain through the Baltimore region Monday.

Freezing precipitation lingering in the Baltimore area Friday after a winter storm swept through the region is supposed to clear out by the afternoon, paving the way for a blustery weekend and an unseasonably warm week, forecasters say.

The heaviest bands of precipitation left the Baltimore area Thursday afternoon, but forecasters said periods of light wintry precipitation are likely to continue into Friday.

Another big winter storm is likely to drop 4-6 inches of snow, plus some ice, on the Baltimore area starting in the early hours of Thursday morning.

The postponements of vaccines due to winter weather are exacerbating widespread frustration due to a lack of both supply and available appointments.

The Baltimore area is bracing for its latest snowstorm, which forecasters say will pile up snow and ice around the state. A winter storm warning is in effect for much of the state, with the exception of the Eastern Shore, from 3 a.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday.

A winter storm watch will be in effect from 3 a.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday for much of the state. Forecasters say 5 or more inches could accumulate, plus a quarter of an inch of ice.

Expect freezing, drizzly rain in the Baltimore area overnight and into Presidents Day, the National Weather Service says.