Everything you need to know about the weather in Maryland
After some early morning showers, sunshine will break through the clouds and temperatures will once again rise well into the 60s to near 70. Today is the last day for the warmth, as a cold front will cross the area tonight bringing another round of showers as well. Showers will continue into tomorrow morning and highs will be knocked back into the low to mid 50s.
The end of January and the beginning of February will feel like April, as highs today and tomorrow will push into the mid 60s. High pressure continues to move off the South Carolina coast allowing southerly flow to develop, bringing in the warm air. Meanwhile, a cold front will move through tomorrow night with a chance of showers, only to move back through on Thursday as a warm front and more widespread rain. Total rainfall of up to a half inch will be possible statewide.
Rounds of showers with heavy downpours and gusty winds continue to move through the area this morning ahead of a cold front. A warm front is draped across the state, with temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s south of the front, and mid to upper 40s north of it.
The cold front is expected to cross the state later this morning, bringing an end to the rain by this afternoon. Temperatures will also begin to tumble behind the front as northwest winds increase and become gusty.
A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for North Central Maryland until 10am. Once the fog burns off, expect mostly sunny skies and temperatures into the low 50s this afternoon. Tomorrow will see more sunshine, with clouds increasing in the afternoon ahead of the next weather system.