Winter Storm Warning Issued For Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Widespread snow covered most of Maryland as a winter storm warning went into effect for 7 p.m. Saturday evening until 6 p.m Sunday evening.
The latest snow accumulation totals show we could get 4 to 6 inches.
WJZ's Weather Team is tracking the system.
TIMELINE: Snow Arrives In Maryland, Expected To Taper Off Sunday Evening
The snow came in slower than expected Saturday evening and should continue overnight into Sunday morning before tapering off into flurries in the afternoon and evening.
Baltimore could potentially see 4-6 inches of snow. 2-4 Saturday night, with an additional 2 inches potentially coming in on Sunday morning.
The current path of the storm shows areas south and west of the city will see the most snowfall with 6-8 inches, with some areas possibly seeing as much as 8-12 inches.
Road conditions could be difficult as snow-covered roads become slippery for drivers. If you don't need to be outside, it's better to stay in.
Maryland officials are warning people to stay off the roads unless they have to go somewhere.
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