Maryland Braces for Weekend Weather Shift: Dry Start Gives Way to Sunday Storms
Maryland's weekend weather forecast indicates dry and comfortable conditions for Friday and Saturday, with humidity decreasing. However, rain and storms are expected to return on Sunday, prompting a "First Alert Weather Day" and potentially impacting outdoor events like the Ravens…
Baltimore, MD, September 18, 2026 —
Maryland residents can expect a pleasant start to the weekend with dry and comfortable weather anticipated for Friday and Saturday. Forecasts indicate a noticeable decrease in humidity during these two days, offering relief from recent muggy conditions. This period of settled weather is expected to be ideal for outdoor activities across the state.
However, the meteorological picture is set to change dramatically as Sunday approaches. Forecasters are predicting the return of rain and storms, prompting the issuance of a “First Alert Weather Day” for Sunday. This alert signifies a heightened awareness of potentially significant weather developments, including the possibility of heavy downpours, lightning, and strong winds.
The anticipated storms on Sunday could have a notable impact on scheduled outdoor events in the Baltimore area, including the possibility of disruptions to the Ravens and Orioles games. Organizers and attendees are advised to monitor weather updates closely as the weekend progresses. The specific timing and intensity of Sunday’s weather system will be a key focus for meteorologists in the coming days. Details regarding the exact start time of the precipitation and the potential severity of the storms are still being assessed.
Story summarized from the original created by Steven Sosna on www.cbsnews.com, see more information here.
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