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WEATHER BLOG: Ready For Some Snow?
The good news is that the forecast is showing BIG consistency, and we should not see any real surprises with this storm. Still looking for a start Wednesday between 7 and 11 p.m. Still looking for an end late Thursday afternoon.
WEATHER BLOG: Snow Coming
Well, in about 30 hours we expect to see snow breaking out across the region as an area of low pressure comes up the eastern seaboard.
WEATHER BLOG: Impending Weather
Here is the bottom line. It will begin to snow Wednesday night between 8-Midnight. Snow will end later Thursday afternoon. We will clean up Friday, and have the weekend we deserve.
WEATHER BLOG: Storm Coming
Old Man Winter is making another comeback this week as we have another challenging storm on our hands that is expected to move in Wednesday night into Thursday.
WEATHER BLOG: Winter Storm Coming
Here is another week and yet another possible winter storm coming our way.
WEATHER BLOG: Meh
It will be much warmer in Sochi this week than in Baltimore, by in some cases 30+ degrees.
WEATHER BLOG: Cold Start To Week
Clouds will begin to clear out late Sunday night into Monday morning. Behind this light snowfall event we will have another shot of cold air which will linger over the viewing area from Monday through Wednesday.
WEATHER BLOG: Sunday Flurries
Currently mostly cloudy and chilly conditions prevail as a weak zone of high pressure moves east of the Northeast Seaboard.
WEATHER BLOG: Trace Of Snow
Many spots across the region saw a trace of snow or flurries throughout the day today, but did not amount to much.
WEATHER BLOG: Saturday
A glance at Saturday morning shows a broad area of high pressure, extending from the Ohio Valley eastward into southern New England.
WEATHER BLOG: The Weekend
It is without question that we will remain in a cold weather pattern over the next several days. But, we’re also trying to drive the point home that a series of impulses of energy moving across the eastern half of the United States are going to be “fastmovers”, because of the progressive nature of the upper level wind flow.
