Freezing cold, breezy Thursday across Maryland
Along with cold weather, occasional chances of snow are in the forecast heading into the weekend.
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Along with cold weather, occasional chances of snow are in the forecast heading into the weekend.
The first opportunity for light snow arrives Wednesday evening.
The chance of scattered rain and snow showers begins to climb on Wednesday.
Saturday is a First Alert Weather Day, due to welcome rain impacting plans.
The Baltimore County Department of Environment and Sustainability encourages appropriate salting during cold weather months.
Afternoon temperatures may warm past 60° in a few spots later this week.
Afternoon temperatures could warm past 60° before the next strong cold front arrives.
Scattered flurries are possible Saturday evening, into early Sunday morning.
While no major weather impacts are expected, it won't be the prettiest weekend in Maryland.
There is another opportunity for light snow in Maryland as we head into the first weekend of the new year.
There will be more clouds than sun through the weekend, ahead of a blast of much colder weather.
Multiple storm systems will impact parts of Maryland through the holiday weekend into next week, bringing a chance for wet weather and a possible wintry mix.
Temperatures will be in the upper teens and 20s across the Baltimore region early Monday morning.
The chance of a white Christmas in Baltimore, central Maryland, and the Eastern Shore remains very low.
Bundle up for Friday night, Saturday morning plans.