Baltimore, MD – A winter storm is poised to impact Baltimore and surrounding areas this weekend, bringing snow, freezing temperatures, and potential travel disruptions. Residents are urged to prepare for icy conditions starting tonight and intensifying Sunday night into Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect Friday afternoon through the evening. Light snow and rain showers are expected Friday, with accumulations of up to two inches possible in some areas, including portions of northern and central Maryland. Travel conditions during the Friday evening commute could be hazardous, especially on I-95 and other major roadways.
Saturday will provide a brief respite, with mostly sunny skies but colder temperatures ranging from 16 to 36 degrees. Winds could gust up to 32 mph, making outdoor activities less comfortable.
A stronger system will move in Sunday evening, bringing a mix of snow and freezing rain. Snowfall is expected to intensify overnight, potentially affecting Monday morning commutes. Total snow accumulation for the weekend could exceed three inches in some areas, with additional snow on Monday.
Residents should monitor updates from local authorities and ensure they have supplies, including food, water, and winter safety kits for vehicles.
This winter storm is part of a larger system affecting the Mid-Atlantic region, with widespread delays and potential road closures anticipated. Avoid unnecessary travel during peak storm hours, and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions.
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