Sunny weather and temperatures in the 50s are expected to last throughout the week in the Baltimore area, save for a chance of rain Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

The damaging winds have subsided, making way for another cold snap in the Baltimore region. The National Weather Service forecast calls for a sunny and cold Tuesday, with highs reaching just above freezing.

The National Weather Service has the Baltimore area under a wind advisory until noon Monday as gusts near 50 mph continued to pummel trees and power lines across Maryland.

Wet, wintry weather has arrived in the Baltimore area this weekend, with possible snow showers forecast to continue next week. Moderate rainfall predicted for the evening, combined with recently melted snow,

The high wind warning from the National Weather Service continues until 10 p.m. for the entire D.C. and Baltimore metro areas. Wind gusts will reach 50 to 60 mph during the afternoon behind the front.

Thursday will be a weather impact day in the Baltimore area with light snow accumulations in the forecast. Meteorologist Ava Marie says to expect scattered snow showers and high winds as the snow will fall mainly between 9 a.

After weeks of frigid temperatures and wintry conditions, the Baltimore region is finally getting a break with warmer weather predicted for the rest of this week.

Sunny weather and temperatures in the 50s are expected to last throughout the week in the Baltimore area, save for a chance of rain Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

The Baltimore area’s cold and windy weather is expected to give way to warmer temperatures later this weekend and into next week. Saturday’s forecast calls for increasing clouds and calm wind with temperatures climbing to a high near 44.

Baltimore experiences warm, sunny weather due to a high-pressure system with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s.

The National Weather Service has the Baltimore area under a wind advisory until noon Monday as gusts near 50 mph continued to pummel trees and power lines across Maryland. Winds of 21 to 23 mph were expected Monday with gusts as high as 46 mph at BWI Marshall Airport,

The Baltimore-Washington office of the National Weather Service forecasts temperatures in the high 60s Tuesday to Thursday with the possibility of rain on Thursday.