Everything you need to know about the weather in Maryland
A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for areas north and west of I-95.
A Freezing Rain Advisory remains in effect for areas south and east of I-95.
A storm system to our west continues to move towards the northeast. All areas are now seeing freezing rain or plain rain depending on location. Generally, areas to the south and east of Baltimore and Washington are climbing above freezing at this time while north and west remain below freezing and will remain below freezing for a few more hours.
It is in these areas that the Winter Storm Warning is in effect. Up to 1/3 inch of ice can be expected before the rain tapers off this afternoon.
The rain/freezing rain should end by early afternoon for all areas as the storm continues to move away from the area. Highs today will climb to around 40 degrees.
Along northern and western Maryland, a Winter Storm Warning has been issued. Expect snow to develop this evening, changing to sleet and then freezing rain. The freezing rain will likely last through the morning before temperatures warm above freezing tomorrow afternoon. Several inches of snow and sleet may fall, followed by up to 1/3 inch of ice from freezing rain.
Further south, into central Maryland, a Freezing Rain Advisory has been issued. Expect snow and sleet to develop this evening and change to freezing rain later tonight. Up to 1/10 inch of ice is possible before temperatures rise above freezing tomorrow morning, changing the freezing rain to plain rain.
Southern Maryland and the lower eastern shore will quickly rise above freezing and see mostly rain.
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.