Baltimore, MD – Snow is set to blanket central Maryland and surrounding regions tonight as a Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect. Residents should prepare for hazardous road conditions, particularly along the I-64 corridor, with snow accumulations of up to 2 inches in most areas and as much as 6 inches in higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the advisory will remain in place until early Saturday evening. Snow is expected to begin late Friday night and intensify during the early hours of Saturday morning. The Allegheny Mountains could see the highest accumulations, while urban areas like Baltimore may experience slick bridges and overpasses.
Drivers are urged to use extreme caution, as icy conditions and reduced visibility could make travel difficult. Pedestrians should also exercise care on steps, sidewalks, and driveways. The NWS recommends staying updated on road conditions and avoiding unnecessary travel if possible.
Weekend Forecast
• Friday Night: Snow likely after midnight, with lows around 27°F. Light winds will add to the chill.
• Saturday: Snow tapering off in the morning with gradual clearing. Highs near 36°F. Winds picking up to 8–13 mph.
• Sunday: Sunny with highs near 39°F. Clear skies expected to last into the evening, with temperatures dropping to 25°F.
• Next Week: A mix of sun and clouds Monday and Tuesday, with highs near 42°F before dipping to 29°F midweek.
Stay informed with the latest updates by visiting weather.gov/lwx.
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