Low moves into New England, continuing rain chances

The area of low pressure that brought over an inch of much needed rain to the area yesterday will continue moving north into New England and will continue to bring heavy wet snow to the mountains and showers into Central Maryland. Additionally, strong northwest winds will develop on the backside of the storm. The combination of heavy snow and strong winds will cause damage to tree limbs and power lines in Western Maryland.

Highs in western Maryland will be in the 30s, further east highs will struggle into the upper 40s.

The storm will cut off from the main flow this week, allowing unsettled weather to continue as pieces of energy rotate around the storm.

Expect high temperatures to be the 60s with mostly cloudy skies through the week. Scattered showers are also expected today and tomorrow and again Wednesday night and Thursday.

The pattern changes as we move towards next weekend, allowing for slightly warmer temperatures and more sunshine.