FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST DALENCIA JENKINS. Good morning everyone. IT WILL BE A COLD DAY. Bone chilling, brisk day with the wind and temperatures. So please dress in layers. I’m just saying this straight off the bat. And there might even be a few slippery spots on the road. So take your time out there too. Since we saw some snow yesterday, these back roads could get a little slippery. NOW THE NEXT SNOW CHANCE IS FINALLY ON OUR RADAR. If you look at it, here is the low pressure area. It is moving closer and closer to our region, but right now it is on the other side of the country. BUT IT’S STARTING TO DEVELOP AND WE CAN GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT IT AS IT FOLLOWS OUR PATH. BUT THIS RIGHT HERE YOU SEE WAS YESTERDAY. IT HAS A QUITE SNOW IN SOME PLACES, ESPECIALLY IN THE WASHINGTON, DC AND DMV AREA. MY PEOPLE SENT IN A FEW PICTURES AND IT LOOKED PRETTY BEAUTIFUL DOWN THERE AND LIKE A WINTER WONDERLAND. HERE IN THE BALTIMORE SUBWAY. We even saw a few snow showers moving through, but right now we’re dry and just really cold out there. So again, please pack it up if you are traveling or planning to do so. TODAY, NOW 28 IN BWI MARSHALL, 30 IN TOWN, 26 IN ELLICOTT CITY, 28 IN FREDERICK, 27 IN WESTMINSTER. This is the actual temperature. Now take the wind into account. And even in the morning hours it’s a bit windy out there. FEELS MORE LIKE TEENS WHO ARE 17 YEARS OLD NOW, WHILE OUR FEELINGS ARE LIKE THE TEMPERATURE IN AND AT BWI. MARSHALL 19 AND DOWNTOWN 13. IN WESTMINSTER 15. IN FREDERICK, PARKTON LOOK AT 14. AND THEN AS YOU GO OUT TO THE WEST WE OF COURSE SEE COOLER TEMPERATURES THERE. SO IT FEEL LIKE ZERO IN FROSTBURG. NEGATIVE FOUR IN MCHENRY. NOW THE COLD WEATHER WILL LAST ALL DAY. OUR TEMPERATURES WILL STRUGGLE TO COME OUT OF THIS FREEZING MARK. BUT LOOK AT THIS. This is what you want to dress for. The purple temperatures here, temperatures in the teens all day long. That’s what it’s going to feel like because it’s going to be pretty breezy. So if we look at wind gusts of 30 miles per hour later this morning and then around midday, then we could see wind gusts of 30 to 35 miles per hour, even stronger in some places, with that wind tomorrow too it cold. REALLY IT WILL BE COLD ALL WEEKEND, SO KEEP THAT IN MIND IF YOU GO TO THE RAVENS GAME. At 430 they face the Cleveland Browns. Temperatures will be in the low 30s, but it will feel like the teens. So you definitely want to dress in layers. TONIGHT WE WILL BE IN THE TEENS WITH CLEAR SKIES. AND TOMORROW WILL BE A COLD DAY AGAIN. It may be less windy, but temperatures will now be in the 30s. The cold air this weekend prepares us for the next chance of some snow, which will be around for most of the day on Monday. I started around this midday hour and then didn’t leave until the afternoon or, excuse me, the evening. ON MONDAY. Temperatures remain below freezing, so 3 to 6 °C are in this range. It will stay like this pretty much all day. And it will actually be quite cold in the next few days and beyond. HERE’S A LOOK AT FUTURECAST. You see, there will be some snow showers across much of Maryland. NOW WE WILL CONTINUE TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE RAIN-SNOW LINE AND EVEN OUR chances of sleet here in the Baltimore Metro because that will lower our overall numbers. WE ALREADY SEE WINTER WEATHER WARNINGS THAT WON’T BECOME EFFECTIVE UNTIL TOMORROW EVENING, BUT THIS IS JUST AN INDICATOR THAT WE WILL HAVE SOME WEATHER WEATHER FOR THE NEXT DAYS. So start preparing now. Try to stay off the roads as we head into Monday. Check this out. THE AFTERNOON H

ALARM DAY: Heavy snow showers in Maryland through Monday

Updated: January 4, 2025, 2:25 p.m. EST

Maryland is bracing for its first major snowstorm in a long time as snow showers are expected to hit the area beginning Sunday night and lasting through Monday.|| Closures/Delays | Weather information | Radar | Forecast | Email Notifications | Send us your pictures ||The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning, set to take effect Sunday night through late Monday night, saying heavy snow is possible with the possibility of sleet and freezing rain. It will be very cold all day on Sunday and no snow is expected to arrive overnight Sunday into early Monday. As of Saturday, some models have shifted the timing slightly. Snow showers are expected to move into the Baltimore metropolitan area around midnight Sunday, with the heaviest snow expected to fall in the first half of the day Monday. It appears the morning rush hour will be the trickiest part of Monday’s storm. Overall, we are still expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow in the Baltimore metropolitan area. Changing snow amounts and timing here in Maryland. So stay tuned as we refine the forecast!| LINK: MDOT SHA’s Statewide Transportation Operations Response Map Download the WBAL-TV app NOW and enable push notifications to stay informed about severe weather warnings, listen to NOAA Weather Radio and watch WBAL-TV 11 as severe weather approaches .@wbaltv11 | @TTasselWBAL | @AvaWBAL | @TonyPannWBAL | @DalenciaWBAL | @AlenaLeeWXWBAL-TV 11 Maryland Weather RadarApp users tap here for interactive radar.Maryland’s 7-Day Weather ForecastWarning Days vs. Impact DaysYou can see the WBAL-TV 11 weather team highlight alert days or impact days in the forecasts. What this means is: An impact day is when the weather is likely to disrupt your normal daily schedule or routine. An Alert Day is when extreme, severe and potentially life-threatening weather threatens. Potential Power OutagesStorm conditions can cause outages by knocking down tree branches onto power lines and other electrical delivery equipment. Baltimore Gas and Electric asks all customers to report their outage in one of the following ways: Online, via the free BGE.comBGE mobile app, available at the Apple Store or Google Play. Text 69243 Phone, call 877-778-2222The For current outage information, including total numbers and general locations, visit BGE.com’s outage map. As a reminder, fallen overhead power lines should never be approached or touched, even if the lines do not appear to be live or producing sparks. Call BGE at 877-778-2222 to report downed power lines, power outages and gas smells. Share your weather photos and videos. Show us your weather photos and videos, when and where it’s safe. We may feature them on 11 News or online! DIRECT UPLOAD: Use this form to upload photos or videos. EMAIL: Simply email your photos and videos to [email protected]. ALERTS: Severe Weather Warnings from WBAL-TV App: Step-by-Step Guide CONCLUSIONS: See if schools, businesses or organizations are closed or delayed. RADAR: Track snow, sleet or freezing rain with WBAL-TV’s interactive radar. ROADS: Check for accidents and traffic jams with our interactive traffic map. WINTER: Guide: Snow Safety, Driving Hazards, Power Outages TORNADO SURVIVAL: 5 Things You Need to Do Now HURRICANE PREPARATION: How to Prepare for Hurricane Season

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Maryland is bracing for its first major snowstorm in a long time as snow showers are expected to hit the area starting Sunday night and lasting through Monday.

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The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning, set to take effect Sunday night through Monday night, saying heavy snow is possible with the possibility of sleet and freezing rain.

It will be very cold throughout the day on Sunday and snow is not expected overnight Sunday into early Monday.

Since Saturday, some models have shifted the timing slightly. Snow showers are expected to move into the Baltimore metropolitan area around midnight Sunday, with the heaviest snow expected to fall in the first half of the day Monday. It appears Monday’s morning rush hour will be the most difficult part of the storm.

Overall, we are still expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow in the Baltimore metropolitan area.

Any slight deviation in the storm’s track as it moves across the country could change snow amounts and timing here in Maryland. So stay tuned as we refine the forecast!

| LINK: MDOT SHA’s statewide transportation operations response map

Download the WBAL TV app NOW and Enable push notifications To stay aware of severe weather warnings, listen to NOAA Weather Radio and watch WBAL-TV 11 when severe weather is imminent.

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The WBAL-TV 11 weather team may mark alert days or impact days in the forecast. This means the following:

• An impact day is a day when the weather is likely to disrupt your normal daily schedule or routine.
• An alert day is when there is a threat of extreme, severe and potentially life-threatening weather.

Possible power outages

Storm conditions can cause outages as tree branches fall onto power lines and other electrical delivery equipment. Baltimore Gas and Electric asks all customers to report their outage in one of the following ways:

The latest outage information, including total numbers and general locations, is available on the BGE.com outage map.

Reminder: Never approach or touch fallen overhead power lines, even if the lines do not appear to be live or are not sparking. Call BGE at 877-778-2222 to report downed power lines, power outages and gas smells.

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