Cold weather for Thanksgiving in Maryland
Maryland will experience a blast of cold weather on Thanksgiving after unseasonably warm temperatures on Wednesday.
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Maryland will experience a blast of cold weather on Thanksgiving after unseasonably warm temperatures on Wednesday.
Alert Days are possible on Tuesday and Wednesday due to the chance of steady rain slowing holiday travel.
Sunday will be brisk and much sunnier, following a colder start to the day.
The chance of rain increases from west, to east, after sunset.
Marylanders can expect near-average amounts of snow in infrequent and heavy bursts this winter, according to the First Alert Weather winter forecast.
Our next round of rain moves in later in the day on Friday.
After morning showers Wednesday, we'll have clouds through the rest of the work week
Colder weather continues through the start of the new workweek.
Scattered showers move through central Maryland Saturday evening, ahead of colder weather.
The chance of rain peaks Saturday evening, followed by another drop in temperature and more wind.
The chance of rain peaks Saturday night, ahead of another chance of showers on Tuesday.
The First Alert Weather Team is tracking two separate storm systems.
The entire state will feel the coldest temperatures since early April through Wednesday morning.
Monday and Tuesday are First Alert Weather Days, due to the sudden drop in temperature.
Monday and Tuesday are First Alert Weather Days, due to the sharp drop in temperature.