Tuesday was another First Alert Weather Day. Some areas in the state are setting rainfall records for the month of May. Trees are also toppling in our area likely due to all the rain and storms.

Few to scattered rain, thunderstorm chances later this week before cooling down to May's last day -- hot June start to follow ...

Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said rain will fall across the Baltimore region overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.

Meridian has picked up more than 5″ of rain thus far this month, and this is more than our traditional monthly norm of 4.20″.

A stationary front will keep rain chances in the First Alert forecast through mid to late week. That stalled boundary will transition into a cold front by the end of the week. Nevertheless, expect a ...

Mostly clear and cool Sunday night into Monday morning. Sun mixed with clouds on Memorial Day. A First Alert for the next risk of wet weather toward mid-week.

A storm system is expected to bring widespread rain to the region overnight and into Wednesday, prompting the WJZ First Alert Weather Team to issue an Alert Day for the Wednesday morning commute due ...

A large ridge of high pressure will be aiding in the warmth this week as the area my experience our first 90° day. Earlier this month we topped out at 85 on the 9th but the forecast is calling for a ...

High temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday will reach nearly 70 degrees. A new weather pattern emerges this weekend with more sunshine and warmer temperatures expected. High temperatures on Saturday ...

Rainy weather is expected during the evening commute in Maryland Tuesday. Showers will continue Tuesday night with a steady to heavy, windswept rain likely Wednesday across Maryland. Rainfall totals ...

Scattered showers continue on Wednesday.

Wednesday is a First Alert Day as we track more storms and flood threats. Conditions will be dry through the morning, but ...