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Maryland Weather Alert Tonight: Snow, Gusty Winds Through Sunday Nov 15
Baltimore, MD – A cold front moving through the Mid Atlantic Thursday, November 12, will bring showers followed by sharply colder temperatures, gusty winds and snow showers across the higher Allegheny
By Nolan Pierce · 2026-11-12T11:56:06.349Z
Baltimore, MD – A cold front moving through the Mid Atlantic Thursday, November 12, will bring showers followed by sharply colder temperatures, gusty winds and snow showers across the higher Allegheny Mountains through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington office, scattered rain showers are possible Thursday through Friday morning as the front moves across Maryland, northern Virginia, Washington, D.C., and surrounding areas.
Snow Showers Expected in the Mountains Rain is forecast to transition to snow showers along the Allegheny Mountains late Thursday night, with periods of snow possible through Sunday, November 15.
The greatest potential for wintry conditions will remain in the higher elevations of western Maryland and neighboring mountain areas of West Virginia and Virginia.
The National Weather Service has not specified snowfall accumulation totals in its four day forecast graphic.
Temperatures Drop Into the 20s Mountain temperatures Thursday are forecast to reach highs between 47 and 61 degrees, with overnight lows between 30 and 36 degrees.
By Friday, mountain highs are expected to fall to 35 50 degrees, with nighttime temperatures dropping as low as 23 degrees.
Saturday could bring even colder daytime conditions, with mountain highs ranging from 31 to 46 degrees and overnight lows between 22 and 33 degrees.
Elsewhere across the forecast region, Friday highs are expected to range from 47 to 56 degrees, with overnight lows between 26 and 38 degrees.
Gusty Winds Continue Through Weekend Brisk winds are expected Friday through the weekend, adding to the colder conditions across the region.
Travelers heading into the Allegheny Mountains should remain alert for changing weather, reduced visibility during snow showers and potentially slippery mountain roads.
Residents across Maryland, Virginia and Washington should prepare for colder mornings and monitor updated forecasts as the weekend approaches.
Additional weather information is available at weather.gov/lwx .