Mostly sunny but chilly today; Light snow/mix likely tomorrow

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High pressure will build into the region today, allowing for ample sunshine but also bringing colder air. Highs today will only top out around 40 degrees.

The high pressure will be replaced tomorrow as two pieces of energy phase off the Carolina coast and rapidly develop into a strong coastal storm. The storm will develop off the coast and will not impact the area.

However, as the two pieces of energy come together over our area, light precipitation is expected. It should be cold enough for mostly snow, but rain may mix in, especially along and east of I-95.

Any snow that falls will have an extremely tough time accumulating. Expect a coating to possibly a slushy inch, mainly on elevated surfaces and grassy areas. Highs tomorrow will be in the mid 30s.

Windy and cold today; Warmer into the weekend

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A WIND ADVISORY is in effect for the entire state until 11:00am.

A WIND CHILL ADVISORY is in effect for Garrett and Allegany counties until noon.


Cold high pressure continues to push into the region. As it does, gusty northwest winds are bringing in much colder air. Temperatures have fallen to near 0 in Garrett county and into the teens and 20s elsewhere.

With mostly sunny skies today, temps should climb into the low 30s for highs. It will remain windy through the day with gusts to 35mph likely into this evening.

Tomorrow will start out cold again, but temperatures will rebound into the mid 50s by the afternoon under mostly sunny skies.

A weak cold front will pass through tomorrow morning, spreading clouds and possibly a sprinkle through the area. Skies will clear during the late morning and highs will jump to near 60.

Mostly sunny but cold today

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The cold, dry arctic air that overpowered our snowstorm yesterday has settled into the region. BWI hit a morning low of 4, breaking the 141 year record for coldest March temperature ever.

Temperatures will rebound today, but only warm into the mid to upper 20s under mostly sunny skies.

Another cold night is on tap tonight, with lows in the mid teens.

A slight warming trend is on tap, starting tomorrow. Highs will reach the mid 30s under mostly sunny skies.

Clouds will increase a bit on Thursday, but temperatures will continue to warm, reaching the upper 30s to near 40.

A weak upper disturbance will move through Thursday night and Friday morning, bringing a slight chance of flurries.

Snow today; Bitterly cold tonight

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A WINTER STORM WARNING remains in effect for the entire state into this evening.


Precipitation has changed over to snow as planned and is now falling heavily at times.

Snow will continue into the afternoon hours before tapering off. It will also be windy at times today with gusts to around 25mph.

As forecast, the highest snow totals will be across southern Maryland, where a foot or more is likely. Totals will taper downward as you move northward, down to about 4″ along the Mason-Dixon line.

As the storm pulls away, temperatures will continue to fall and will plummet tonight. Lows will fall into the single digits by Tuesday morning.

Sunny but cold today; Wintry mix likely Sunday night and Monday

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Cold Canadian high pressure continues to push into the area today, spreading very cold air into the eastern United States. Highs will only push into the mid to upper 20s under sunny skies.

A weak disturbance will bring a slight chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. Highs will be around 40.

Clouds will increase Saturday night and Sunday morning as an area of low pressure moves towards the area from the west. Light rain will likely develop by the afternoon. Highs will be in the low 40s.

The forecast gets very tricky as we move into Sunday night and Monday. The low is expected to move from west to east, just to our south. With cold air trapped east of the mountains, Sunday’s rain will likely transition to frozen precipitation.

Sunny but cold end to the week; More wintry weather Sunday and Monday

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As cold high pressure continues to build in, expect mostly sunny skies today. It will be cold and windy with highs in the mid 30s.

Lows tonight will fall into the low to mid teens.

It will continue to be sunny tomorrow but very cold, with highs only reaching the mid 20s.

A weak disturbance may bring light precipitation to the area Saturday. There is a slight chance that this could start as sleet or freezing rain before changing to plain rain, if it occurs at all. Highs on Saturday will be in the upper 30s to near 40.