BALTIMORE (WJZ) — After a few clouds and a few sprinkles on Tuesday morning, the sun appeared and the temperatures soared into the mid- and upper 70s.
That was just a sneak peek of what is coming.
READ MORE: Maryland Weather: Cooling DownWednesday promises to be the warmest day since last October 25.
On that day, Marylanders could see temperatures that rise to 80 or 81 degrees!
A shower may be possible north and west of the region as that warmer surge moves in but most places will remain dry.
That warm weather will continue on Thursday, but a cool front will be approaching the area from the west in the late afternoon or evening.
The cool front will likely cause a line of showers or thunderstorms to develop.
READ MORE: Maryland Weather: A Cold Front Sweeps In As Severe Thunderstorm Watch EndsThe Severe Storms Center has put most of the state east of the Blue Ridge in a marginal risk zone for a possible gusty thunderstorm at that time.
Once that shower threat has passed, a cooler and drier air mass will move in for Friday.
That will make for a very nice end to the week.
Cooler air will dominate the weekend and early next week with a slight shower chance Saturday.
But there will be better chances of a shower on Monday and Tuesday.
MORE NEWS: Waterfront Partnership Of Baltimore Offers Free Exercise Classes Along Inner HarborIf any storms do become severe on Thursday, then WJZ will be tracking them online and on air.
