Hurricane Isaias Brings Rain to Maryland This Weekend
As Hurricane Isaias moves up the Atlantic coast, its remnant low will bring rain and gusty winds to Maryland this weekend. While tropical conditions are not expected to reach the state, the storm’s moisture will fuel a wet Sunday and potentially disruptive weather.
Sunshine Continues Friday
Friday will start out sunny, with a few clouds arriving later in the day. High temperatures are forecast to reach the mid‑70s, providing a pleasant start to the weekend.
Rain Arrives This Weekend
Saturday remains the better day to be outdoors, but rain will develop after midnight on Sunday and turn heavy at times. Gusts to 30 mph are possible, especially near the Chesapeake Bay. Coastal flooding is not expected.
Hurricane Isaias will weaken significantly before reaching Maryland. The remnant low will bring rain on Sunday, along with gusts to 30 mph. Coastal flooding is not expected along the Chesapeake Bay. pic.twitter.com/HXLPKhWWrY
— Ava Marie (@AvaWBAL) October 8, 2026
Maryland’s 7‑Day Weather Forecast
| Day | High (°F) | Low (°F) | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | 75 | 55 | Sunny, mild |
| Saturday | 73 | 58 | Partly sunny |
| Sunday | 68 | 55 | Rain, gusty winds |
| Monday | 70 | 53 | Cloudy, occasional showers |
| Tuesday | 72 | 54 | Mostly sunny |
Baltimore Metro Area Radar
Current radar shows a line of showers approaching from the south, expected to reach the Baltimore metro area late Sunday morning.
Maryland Statewide Radar
The statewide radar indicates widespread rain covering the eastern half of the state, with the heaviest precipitation concentrated along the coastal plain.
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