Warm Spring Afternoon; Showers & Storms Possible Sunday Night In Maryland The weather forecast for Maryland indicates a warm spring afternoon with the potential for showers and storms developing late Sunday night into early Monday morning. Temperatures are expected to remain above average, creating favorable conditions for outdoor activities, including a baseball game in Baltimore. While today’s event is an exhibition match, the Orioles’ home opener is set to take place just four days from now. Meteorologists have issued a SLIGHT risk (2 out of 5) for severe thunderstorms, indicating that storms are likely but not imminent. The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of the region under this risk, with most storm activity anticipated to remain in southern Pennsylvania. However, a few thunderstorms could extend into Maryland, prompting residents to prepare for possible disruptions. The weather pattern is expected to fluctuate throughout the week as spring transitions into more active seasonal conditions. A 10-day temperature trend highlights the variability, with milder air returning by Thursday, which is projected to be ideal for the Orioles’ Opening Day. Other local news includes updates on the closure of Harborplace, a downtown Baltimore landmark, which is set to conclude its 46-year operation after the spring and summer season. Additionally, a 58-year-old man was found dead in a car on South Stricker Street, and authorities are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, a three-year delay in obtaining permits has stalled the rehabilitation of a vacant property in West Baltimore. Separate from these developments, a police shooting in Fairfax County involved an officer fatally shooting a man who had stabbed his family members.#maryland #storm_prediction_center #baltimore #harborplace #fairfax_county
