Baltimore, MD – The Baltimore area is gearing up for a winter weather event Sunday night, with sleet and snow likely to disrupt travel. Residents are urged to prepare for icy conditions, particularly along the I-95 corridor.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Baltimore/Washington, snow and sleet are expected to begin Sunday afternoon and continue into the evening. Accumulations could make roads slippery, while temperatures dropping to 18°F Sunday night will increase the risk of ice formation on untreated surfaces. Travelers should plan ahead, allowing extra time for commutes or postponing nonessential trips.
Ahead of the wintry weather, Friday will offer clear skies and a high near 42°F, followed by increasing clouds Friday night. Saturday will remain dry but mostly cloudy, with highs reaching the mid-30s. By Sunday afternoon, conditions will worsen as the system moves through, potentially affecting evening plans and Monday morning commutes.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be sunny but cold, with temperatures struggling to reach 23°F. Residents are encouraged to take precautions, such as keeping sidewalks salted and vehicles winter-ready.
Stay updated by monitoring forecasts from the NWS and local news outlets. Prepare for delays and prioritize safety on slick roads.
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