Everything you need to know about the weather in Maryland
Tomorrow will be a few degrees warmer, with highs in the mid to upper 40s under partly sunny skies.
A cold front will move into the area Sunday into Sunday night. There is a slight chance of showers during the afternoon and evening hours as it moves through. Highs on Sunday will be around 50.
Today will be mostly sunny with highs around 30.
Tomorrow will be partly sunny with highs in the low to mid 40s.
Saturday will feature more clouds than sun as a cold front approaches from the west. Highs will be in the mid 40s.
Sunday will be even warmer, with highs in the upper 40s. There is a slight chance of showers as the front pushes through Sunday afternoon and evening.
High pressure will push offshore tomorrow allowing southerly flow to warm temperatures into the weekend. Highs tomorrow will be around 30 under mostly sunny skies.
Friday will see increasing clouds and temperatures returning to near normal, with highs in the low 40s.
A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect through mid morning as wind chills drop to below 0 at times.
Widespread heavy snowfall is expected across most of Virginia and the Carolinas where up to a foot of snow may fall. We will be on the northern fringe of the storm here in Maryland. That said, lower southern Maryland and the lower eastern shore will likely see snow develop late this afternoon and into tonight. 1-2″ of snow is possible across St. Mary’s and Calvert counties while the eastern shore may see upwards of 4 inches.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the lower eastern shore, including Ocean City.
The front will make steady progress as it marches eastward today. Expect temperatures to begin to drop this afternoon, falling through the evening and reaching overnight lows in the single digits.
Tomorrow will be partly sunny, cold and windy. A Wind Chill Advisory goes into effect at 1am and will last through the morning hours as highs only reach the mid to upper teens tomorrow afternoon.
A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect this morning for wind chills below zero.
Clouds will increase tonight as another clipper system approaches. The clipper will push through tomorrow bringing light snow to the area. Minor accumulations of a dusting to perhaps an inch are possible before the snow ends tomorrow evening.
It will be warmer than recent days with highs reaching the low 30s.
A cold front will push through today bringing a slight chance of snow showers and a reinforcing shot of cold air.
High pressure will build in tomorrow, providing sunny skies but colder temps with highs only around 20.
Another clipper system will move through Saturday. This system will bring another chance of snow showers during the morning and into the afternoon. It will be a bit warmer, with highs likely above freezing for the first time since early Tuesday morning.
A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect for central Maryland until noon for wind chills to -15. Highs today will be in the low teens with gusty winds.
A clipper system will move into the area tomorrow, bringing a chance of snow showers during the afternoon along with more cold air. Highs will be in the low 20s.
Friday will be mostly sunny with highs around 20.
Meanwhile, cold air continues to pour into the area as temperatures are dropping into the 20s. Temperatures will continue to fall, reaching the teens by evening.
The snow will continue to push eastward and will overspread the entire state by noon. It will increase in intensity and become heavy at times during the afternoon hours.
A Winter Storm Warning is now in effect for the entire state and will remain in effect into tonight.
Snowfall Totals (from west to east):
Western Maryland mountains: 6-8″
North Central/Eastern Maryland: 8-12″
Central Maryland, including the DC/Balt. metro: 6-10″
Lower Southern Maryland: 4-8″
Eastern Shore: 6-10″
Lower Eastern Shore: 4-6″
A Winter Storm Warning has been issued and goes into effect tomorrow morning for the entire state.
Snow will move into the area during the morning hours, starting around 3am in far western Maryland, between 8 and 10am in central Maryland and between 11 and noon on the eastern shore.