
Stellar Start to the Weekend Across Maryland
Sunshine and September-like temperatures are in store for your Saturday
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Rachael Jay is a First Alert Meteorologist who joined the WJZ team in November 2024. The Maryland native came to WJZ from NBC Connecticut after stops in Norfolk, Virginia, and Waterloo, Iowa.
Rachael is a graduate of Penn State University's meteorology program (we are!). She earned the title of Certified Broadcast Meteorologist from the American Meteorological Society (AMS). Within the AMS, she has volunteered her time as a member of the Board for Early Career Professionals.
Her work in the digital and social media spaces led to her being hand-picked by the AMS to join the Board for Digital Meteorologists.
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Sunshine and September-like temperatures are in store for your Saturday
Lower levels of humidity remain in place for Sunday across Maryland along with bright skies overhead
A heat wave in Maryland brings highs in the mid-90s and heat index values near 100°. No relief until Thursday.
Unfortunately, some parts of Maryland will not get out of the holiday weekend completely dry as we watch a tropical system to the south
Near-record heat is possible across Maryland, with highs near 100°. Heat index values 105° to 110° are expected
A heat wave in Maryland is sending temperatures to triple digits.
Showers likely and thunderstorms possible Sunday
Frost is possible tonight in Maryland. Summer-like warmth by Easter weekend.
After a morning round of rain and fog, a few spot showers are possible before more showers/storms this afternoon