Maryland
Maryland weather: Nor’easter expected to bring rain to Baltimore area, possibly with snow mixed in
A “significant” winter storm is expected to pass through the mid-Atlantic states Monday and Tuesday before heading up to New England, though snow is expected to be limited in the Baltimore area.
The powerful storm, known as a nor’easter, is mostly anticipated to bring rain to Baltimore, possibly starting Monday afternoon and lasting through Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Between a half and three-quarters of an inch of rain is expected to fall in the Baltimore area Monday night into early Tuesday morning, with a wintry mix possible Tuesday morning in some areas.
Despite the winter storm system, temperatures are predicted to remain above average for most of the region, with a high of 55 degrees expected Sunday in Baltimore, along with a chance of rain; a high of 51 degrees Monday; and 46 degrees Tuesday. Heavy snow is most likely to hit northern areas of Pennsylvania and southern New York before traveling to New England, where half a foot to a foot of snow is forecasted, according to the weather service.
Closer to Baltimore, areas of heavy rain can be predicted due to a lack of cold air traveling south from Canada — though the path of the storm is still unclear. Areas farther from the Chesapeake Bay are currently expected to get some snow, with the rainfall forecast to turn into a precipitation blend Tuesday morning in Hunt Valley and Westminster, and a slight chance of rain turning into snow near BWI Marshall Airport.
The remainder of the week after Tuesday is forecast to be dry until Saturday, when the weather service is predicting a chance of snow showers in Baltimore, with a 30% chance of precipitation.
Happy Sunday, Maryland!
Another beautiful day is in store on this Sunday – and it doesn’t end there as we start June on Monday.
Sunshine continues Sunday
High pressure is in control today, keeping our weather pattern quiet for another day. A northerly wind to start the day will keep temperatures just shy of seasonal norms this afternoon. However, after the cooler start to the day, we will end up warmer than Saturday.
High temperatures warm into the mid-70s to low 80s. Today will be less breezy, as well.
Early June outlook
Tonight, a system will start moving through, producing an isolated shower or two overnight as temperatures cool into the 50s.
Another low-end shower chance comes on Monday with a few isolated showers possible however, most spots stay dry to start June.
While Tuesday’s rain chance is slightly higher, it won’t be by much. Spotty showers move through during the afternoon. Rain appears to be light during all three rain chances tonight, Monday and on Tuesday.
Overall, we stay pretty quiet throughout the week with more sunshine than clouds. High temperatures this week range from the mid-70s to low 80s through Thursday.
Low humidity continues into at least the end of the week.
Temperatures and rain potential head up by the weekend. We’re still a few days out so stay with the WJZ First Alert Weather team for the lates updates.
Maryland
Moore announces $3 million in aid to help small- and minority-owned business in Maryland – WTOP News
Gov. Wes Moore announced the $3 million in financial help, which his office said will help small- and minority-owned businesses create 72 new jobs and retain 28 more.
Some small- and minority-owned businesses in Maryland will be able to get some investment help from the state.
That’s because Gov. Wes Moore announced that the $3 million in financial help, which his office said, will help small- and minority-owned businesses create 72 new jobs and retain 28 more.
It’s part of an investment created by the DECADES Act passed by the General Assembly earlier this year.
The money can be used to help those businesses buy new equipment, purchase real estate and fund working capital.
Moore said in a statement that the state “must ensure that every entrepreneur has a fair shot at success.”
“This investment through the Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority, bolstered by the DECADE Act of 2026, is a testament to our commitment to creating equitable pathways to work, wages, and wealth for our small and minority-owned businesses,” the governor added.
In the fiscal years between 2021 and 2025, the state’s small business development financing authority helped 2,450 jobs by utilizing $33 million in loans and equity investments, Moore’s office said in a release.
State Commerce Secretary Harry Coker Jr. said “Maryland is focused on creating an equitable, robust, and competitive economy,” which he said starts with supporting small businesses.
“We’re grateful to these small businesses for creating new job opportunities in Maryland and look forward to watching them grow throughout the state,” Coker Jr. said.
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