A stretch of unsettled weather is back in the forecast

Earlier showers and storms are gradually falling apart across Maryland Friday evening. Temperatures have cooled back into the mid and upper 70s. It'll continue to slowly cool through the overnight hours. Plan on lots of clouds, patchy fog and muggy weather Saturday morning.

The chance of rain ramps-up after 9 a.m. from west, to east, across central Maryland. 

Waves of rain and storms will impact Baltimore this weekend

The first wave of widespread wet weather arrives Saturday morning. Clusters of showers and a few thunderstorms will sweep in from the west, possibly after sunrise Saturday. Before then, only spotty rain is expected. Wet weather lingers through the morning, followed by a drier afternoon. Isolated showers and storms will remain possible, but there will be more dry time in the forecast after 12 p.m. Saturday. 

Another wave of more widespread rain and storms arrives midday Sunday. The wettest weather appears to occur late Sunday morning on into early afternoon. Rain trends spottier by mid-afternoon. In typical, 'almost-summer' fashion, a couple strong or severe storms are possible both days. Gusty winds and small hail are the biggest threats. The risk of a tornado is low, but not zero. 

Plan on morning temperatures in the mid to upper 60s both weekend mornings, followed by afternoons in the upper 70s and lower 80s. It'll remain humid feeling.

Monday features drier and seasonably warm weather across the DMV.

A greater shot at storms returns to Maryland Tuesday

A front approaches the Mid-Atlantic Monday night, into Tuesday morning. The front will interact with plentiful moisture draped over Maryland and ignite a round of storms either late Monday or early Tuesday A couple strong storms are possible. Tuesday evening appears to be trending dry, behind early day rain. 

The forecast dries out and heats up heading into the middle of next week.