Temperature Plunge and Wind Advisory
Waking up to a Snow Squall Sunday, temperatures on Baltimore have dropped at least 20 degrees than those of the previous day. The day starts under the influence of an Arctic front with coldness. A Wind Advisory until 5 p.m., gusts up to mph.
Windy and potential of Snow Squall
However, with temperatures hovering in the mid-40sand sustained winds will create “feels like” temperature values of 30 degrees. That day should have both sunny and cloudy weather, but the attention is drawn to a possible snow squalls line in the middle of an afternoon.
The most recent model data indicates that the primary snowfall could keep north but Arctic front entrance will appear in gusty winds and enhancement of cold. These snow squalls may cause poor visibility and a quick blanket of snow.
Tonight’s Forecast: Higher Cloud Cover and Breezy Atmospheric Conditions
With the onset of darkness, there will also be an increase in cloud cover and temperatures dropping to low 20s. The gusts remain at a sustained 20 mph; therefore, it is cold all night.
Monday – MLK Day: Chilly Outlook with Flurry Possibility
On Monday, a few more clouds enter the picture due to changes in focus on subsequent storm activity. Although the day will remain dry, temperatures are still cold however getting to low 30s. A sprinkling of flurries is possible, especially south of Baltimore where people are advised to dress warmly if organising activities outdoors.
Monday Night: Cloudy, with Light Accumulating Snow Possibilities
By the night of Monday, there will be mostly cloudy skies with a possibility of accumulating snow especially after 8 p.m., as overnight lows drop on to the mid twenties and prepare for disruptions
Accumulating Snow on the Horizon
A developing system is poised to bring light accumulating snow to Baltimore from Monday night through Tuesday. While there’s uncertainty in snowfall totals, current indications suggest 1-3 inches could accumulate. With abundant cold air in place, disruptions to Tuesday’s morning commute are possible.