Sunday storms to impact St. Patrick’s Day celebrations

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Dry climate stays for yet one more day earlier than the subsequent weather-maker brings rain and storms to Maryland.

Saturday will likely be one other cloudy day, however temperatures will likely be just a little larger than they had been yesterday. Temperatures will rise to the low 60s.

Temperatures on Sunday will likely be larger, rising to the higher 60s, earlier than a chilly entrance crosses the state.

Forward of the chilly entrance, there’s the specter of showers and storms, which might influence St. Patrick’s Day celebration plans. Showers are potential Sunday morning, however the most effective likelihood of rain and storms will come Saturday afternoon and night.

Most of Maryland is underneath a slight danger, risk degree two of 5, for sturdy to extreme storms. Which means extreme thunderstorms are possible.

All forms of extreme climate are potential. This consists of damaging wind gusts, hail and remoted tornadoes. Remember to keep alert, and comply with alongside for the newest updates on this storm.

Monday will likely be drier and cooler following the entrance. Highs will attain the low 60s. A short warming pattern will start after that, and by Wednesday, highs will soar to the low 70s. There’s the possibility of showers on Thursday. An enormous cooldown will comply with on Friday with highs solely making it to the mid 50s.