Frigid Temperatures Continue Across Maryland While Warmer Weather Looms

BALTIMORE, MD (WJZ)-- Parts of Maryland could see 12 mph winds and a wind chill of 19°F as the bitterly cold tail-end winds of a snowstorm sweep out of the state.

The rest of the state continues to grapple with very cold temperatures. The National Weather Service projects that a southeast wind around 5 mph will start blowing from the northeast direction after midnight.

Overall, winds across the region will not be as strong as they were on Saturday but they will still contribute to it feeling frigid throughout Sunday.

By Monday, the weather will improve. It will be partly sunny throughout the state with a high of near 37°F. And that northeast wind will be traveling to 5 to 10 mph.

But weather forecasters cannot rule out the occasional stray flurry or snow shower.

Heading into the week, the weather will start to warm up gradually. WJZ's First Alert Weather Team projects that Baltimore will see a high of 46°F on Tuesday and perhaps 51°F heading into Wednesday.

The warmer temperatures will bring some wet weather with it. Parts of Maryland will see showers on Thursday.

And there could be the potential for a wintery mix on Friday.