Strong Thunderstorms Expected Sunday Night in Maryland

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A front moving through Maryland on Sunday will bring the potential for strong thunderstorms by nightfall, with rain lasting into the Monday morning commute. Daytime highs on Sunday will approach 80 degrees, but temperatures will drop significantly on Monday with highs only in the 50s.

Why it matters

Severe weather events can disrupt daily routines, cause power outages, and present safety risks, so it's important for Maryland residents to stay informed and prepared.

The details

The thunderstorms developing in Pennsylvania could drift into the Baltimore area on Sunday evening, bringing the possibility of strong winds, heavy rain, and lightning. The rain is expected to continue into early Monday morning, potentially impacting the morning commute. Power outages are also a concern, as the storm conditions could knock down tree limbs onto power lines.

• Sunday afternoon will be dry and warm across Maryland.
• Thunderstorms are expected to develop in Pennsylvania and potentially drift into the Baltimore area by Sunday evening.
• The rain is forecast to continue into early Monday morning, through the morning commute.
• Temperatures will be much cooler on Monday, with highs only in the 50s.

What’s next

Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) is urging customers to report any power outages through their website, mobile app, by text message, or by phone to ensure a timely response and restoration of service.