Maryland – Maryland residents can look forward to pleasant, fall-like weather this Labor Day, with cooler temperatures and low humidity providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities throughout the holiday weekend.
Labor Day Morning: Cool Start, Fog Possible
Evening skies over Maryland are expected to remain partly cloudy, with temperatures gradually dropping through the 60s into the 50s. Many neighborhoods will begin Monday morning with temperatures just a few degrees warmer than Sunday, while patchy fog may develop in low-lying areas and river valleys.
“Labor Day will start cool in most areas, making it perfect for early morning activities,” a local meteorologist said.
Afternoon Conditions: Comfortable and Dry
By midday, temperatures are expected to warm into the lower 70s, with highs reaching around 80°F by the afternoon. Humidity will remain low, contributing to comfortable conditions for those spending time outdoors. Though clouds will occasionally drift across the sky, the overall forecast remains dry, making it an excellent day for picnics, hiking, or other holiday plans.
Residents are encouraged to enjoy the sunny and dry conditions while they last, as this weather pattern provides a welcome break before wetter conditions return later in the week.
Midweek: Return of Showers and Wet Weather
Heading into the middle of the workweek, clouds will increase ahead of a cold front, bringing the first chances of rain. A few showers are possible on Wednesday, particularly across western Maryland, with rain spreading eastward by Thursday into early Friday morning. While some downpours may be brief and heavy, forecasters do not expect a widespread washout, and severe weather remains unlikely.
“A few showers may linger into the weekend, but cooler and drier conditions are expected to return soon after,” officials said.
Outlook: Cooler and Drier Ahead
After the brief period of wet weather later this week, Maryland is expected to see another round of cooler, drier conditions, signaling the transition into early fall. Residents should monitor forecasts if planning outdoor events toward the end of the week but can enjoy ideal holiday weather on Labor Day itself.
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