Everything you need to know about the weather in Maryland
Now, on to the big weather story. Overnight, the models that had been showing the storm staying further south have shifted the storm north, while the models that were bringing it further north have shifted to the south. As you know with these systems, the exact track is impossible to determine at this point and any shift at all in the track has a drastic impact on the weather for our area.
High pressure builds in for Friday into Saturday bringing mostly sunny skies and highs around 50. The high will gradually move off the coast ahead of the next possible storm system that could affect the area on Sunday.
The entire state west of the Bay is under a Winter Weather Advisory for snow, sleet and freezing rain.
Garrett County is expected to see more accumulation of snow and ice, and is under a Winter Storm Warning.
Expect snow and sleet to develop after 10pm in most areas, changing to all sleet overnight.
A cold front is currently moving southward across the state, bringing in cold and dry air. Highs today will max out in the mid 30s. Clouds will continue to increase as a low pressure system moves towards the area. This system will bring wintry precipitation tonight as warm air moves over the top of the cold air currently working its way in.
Today will see increasing clouds as another cold front moves through the region tonight. The front will have a little moisture with it, and will produce scattered flurries overnight as it crosses the state.
The main weather story is the storm system that will begin to affect the area tomorrow night.