Baltimore weather: Severe thunderstorms likely Sunday; rain, clouds throughout week
Parts of the Baltimore area are under a hazardous weather warning, as isolated instances of flash flooding, severe thunderstorms and damaging winds are possible Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
The affected areas are Anne Arundel, Cecil, Prince George’s, Charles, St. Mary’s and Calvert counties, along with southern Baltimore, central and southeastern Howard, southeastern Harford, and central and southeastern Montgomery counties.
Weather officials warn that following Sunday’s expected storms and possible storms Monday, scattered instances of flash flooding could also occur Monday afternoon.
Sunday’s storms are anticipated after 1 p.m., with mostly cloudy conditions occupying most of the day. The high is expected to be around 88. The low is projected to be near 74.
Showers are forecast Monday with a thunderstorm possible after 2 p.m. The predicted high and low are 89 and 74, respectively.
The chance of showers continues Tuesday in the morning and early afternoon, picking back up in the evening with a possible thunderstorm. Conditions should be cloudy, with a high of 88 and low of 74.
Wednesday is likely to be the week’s first look at partly sunny skies, but showers and thunderstorms are still on the radar — mainly after 2 p.m. The high is expected to reach around 90.
In the evening, showers and thunderstorms are expected until 2 a.m. Conditions are forecast to be mostly cloudy with a low around 76.
Partly sunny conditions are likely to hang around Thursday, along with the chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. The high is predicted to be about 93.
Thursday evening, showers and thunderstorms are forecast until 2 a.m. The low is predicted to be around 75 with mostly cloudy skies.
A chance of showers and thunderstorms closes out the workweek and runs throughout the weekend; Friday, Saturday and Sunday all have changes of storms. Friday is expected to be mostly sunny with a high around 92.
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