First Alert Forecast: Few showers possible this evening

By Steven Sosna

Updated on: August 3, 2023 / 5:07 PM / CBS Baltimore

BALTIMORE-- Expect cloudy, warm, and muggy weather this evening with a few passing showers.

We're dealing with a good deal of cloud cover, but the bulk of the rain today has been located to our south. There will be the potential for a sprinkles & showers through this evening.

RAIN STAYS MAINLY SOUTH THIS EVENING: A few isolated showers are possible around here through tonight, but the bulk of the steadier rain stays out of the area. With the additional clouds, our temps are comfortable. Mainly in the 70s. @WJZ pic.twitter.com/luCiE16zQ3

Friday we're looking at a similar setup with plenty of humidity, clouds, and the potential of a few hit or miss showers and isolated storms. Like Thursday, most of the storms will be isolated. Many neighborhoods will stay dry, so you may want to water your lawns and gardens.

MARYLAND WEATHER FRIDAY: Good deal of cloud cover, but not a whole lot of rain. We'll see a few passing showers in spots. Many places will be missed by the rain. Water your yards & gardens, this is overall a DRY weather pattern. @WJZ pic.twitter.com/dxd3HTwPoW

Our weekend weather looks exceptional. We'll see dry, warm, and moderately humid conditions. Great for outdoor activities. High temperatures will top out in the upper 80s. This is seasonably warm for this time of year. Enjoy a beautiful outdoor weekend across the state of Maryland!

WEEKEND WEATHER BALTIMORE AREA: It's a very warm & muggy weekend, AND it's dry!! This is an ideal weekend for the beach, pool, and/or any other outdoor activities. Enjoy! @WJZ pic.twitter.com/PK7T0zPRZV

Our next chance for strong to severe thunderstorms will take place on Monday afternoon and evening. While it's still early, it appears damaging winds are possible with some of the strongest storms. Stay tuned as details become more clear on Monday's weather setup.

Behind the storms Monday, temperatures look seasonably hot and humid next week with highs around 90.

First published on August 3, 2023 / 4:04 AM

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