Snow and rain showers may linger into Wednesday, with highs in the mid-30s. Another system is expected to follow on Thursday, bringing a chance for wintry weather in Western Maryland but primarily rain elsewhere. Stay tuned for updates as any shifts in the storm track could mean more or less wintry weather.

Sunday should be mostly sunny and warmer with a high near 50 and an overnight low around 28. Precipitation is expected to return early next week. On Monday, the high will be 42, but there’s a chance of snow in the evening with a low of 30. More snow is predicted for Tuesday, with a high near 39. The chance of precipitation is 90%.

Maryland will be getting another wintry mix this weekend as a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service.

Another storm system will begin moving into the region on Tuesday, bringing a likely WJZ First Alert Weather Day due to the potential for heavy snow and ice. Right now, this system appears to bring a significant round of snow to the area, though a wintry mix is possible depending on the storm's track.

More wintry weather is likely on the way to the Baltimore area. Wednesday begins with a slight chance of snow after 7 a.m. before turning cloudy, with a high near 38.

A winter storm warning remains in effect for far western Maryland, including Garrett, Allegany, and Washington counties. A winter weather advisory is in effect for most of the state, except for far southern Maryland and the lower Eastern Shore.

It should feel like an early spring day by Monday afternoon in Baltimore, and Tuesday is forecast to be warm, too. But don’t get too attached. Although Monday started out cold — cold enough for icy roads to prompt Harford County Public Schools to start two hours late — temperatures were expected to reach a high of 58 near BWI Marshall Airport as a warm front passes through,