Everything you need to know about the weather in Maryland
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY remains in effect for: Allegany and Washington counties.
As the latest storm system pulls away from the area, expect areas of light snow or flurries to continue over the next few hours, gradually coming to an end.
The storm generally behaved as expected, except it was colder to start and the area of heavier snow set up farther north than anticipated. Bands of heavy snow set up over central Maryland, greatly increasing snow totals. In general, 5-10″ fell across central and southern Maryland, with lesser amounts to the north. It was a tricky forecast and we certainly got a lot more snow than forecast, thanks to the enhanced banding.
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.