Nor’easter Forecast to Deliver Additional Rain and Wind to Maryland

Baltimore, MD, September 27, 2026 —

Residents across Maryland are bracing for continued adverse weather as a lingering nor’easter is forecast to deliver more rain and wind throughout the state today. The storm system, which has persisted in the region, is expected to prolong unsettled conditions, impacting daily activities and potentially posing risks due to the combination of precipitation and strong gusts.

The forecast indicates that the nor’easter will maintain its presence, meaning a significant chance of continued rainfall across various parts of Maryland. The duration and intensity of this rain will vary by location but are expected to contribute to saturated ground conditions and potential localized flooding in susceptible areas. Motorists are advised to exercise caution on roadways, as reduced visibility and standing water can create hazardous driving conditions.

In addition to the rain, the storm system is bringing increased wind speeds to the region. Forecasters anticipate gusty conditions that could lead to downed branches and scattered power outages. Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor objects that could be affected by high winds and to stay informed about weather alerts issued by local authorities. The exact timing and severity of the wind gusts across different Maryland counties remain subject to ongoing meteorological analysis.

Officials have not provided specific details regarding the expected cumulative rainfall amounts or peak wind speeds for all areas. The nature of a lingering storm system means that weather patterns can evolve, and residents are advised to monitor updates from the National Weather Service and local emergency management agencies. The full extent of the storm’s impact will become clearer as the day progresses and after the system eventually moves out of the area.

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