Watch CBS News

TIMELINE: When Can You Expect Wintry Mix, Possibly Snow This Week?

BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Snow, rain and ice. Winter is here in Maryland and we're expected to see winter precipitation twice this week.

WJZ's Weather Team is tracking two systems headed to Maryland this week.

The first is expected to hit Maryland Thursday evening.

2 Systems Eyeing Maryland Could Bring Wintry Mix, But Mostly Rain

Thursday PM: Western Maryland could see some winter precipitation as early as Thursday afternoon. In Baltimore. we won't see the precipitation move in until Thursday evening. It'll continue overnight. There is potential of low accumulations of snow showers. However, it seems more likely to be a wintry mix. It'll then turn over to rain.

A winter weather advisory is in effect for parts of Maryland from 6 p.m. Thursday through 4 a.m. Friday.

Friday AM: The temperatures are expected to warm up to 45. Mild and partly sunny.

Friday PM: Clear and cool, 28 the low.

The second system is expected to hit Maryland Saturday afternoon, and we could see snow, rain and ice.

Saturday AM: The day starts clear, 39 is the high with rain expected later.

Saturday PM: Wintry mix is expected to fall sometime in the afternoon. But then it's expected to turn to rain and stay that way overnight. 34 will be the low.

Sunday AM: Rain continues in the morning and may turn to wintry mix again before stopping. 47 will be the high.

Sunday PM: Temperatures are expected to drop and freezing is a concern. 9 degrees will be the low.

Monday AM: For those not off for the holiday, slick roads could be a concern for the morning commute. It'll be blustery. The high will also only be 20 degrees and the low will be 8.

You can track the storm along with WJZ forecasters by downloading our app.

Download our app to keep up with the latest weather

We will continue to track the storms and will have the latest for you on WJZ.com and during each broadcast.

Follow @WJZ on Twitter and like WJZ-TV | CBS Baltimore on Facebook

View CBS News In
CBS News App Open
Chrome Safari Continue
Be the first to know
Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting.