Sunday

What a great storm so far!  I have to give props to Cam Rahnama because he called this storm on Thursday.  I didn’t think there was much of a chance for the coastal low to impact us, but I was (gladly) wrong.

Anyway, as of 7AM, about 4 – 6″ of snow has fallen across central MD and more is on the way.  There will be two periods to monitor today that will determine how much more snow we get.  First is the developing coastal low, and presently there are healthy radar returns to the southwest of our area that will likely impact the 95 corridor during the morning and early afternoon.  Depending on your location, snow could become moderate to heavy at times this morning, especially south of I 70 and east of 270, with an additional 2 – 4″.  After that round of snow, there may be a period of light snow or even a lull into the early evening, but then another round of snow is possible as the upper level low that is off to our west now moves across the area.  That may drop a relatively quick inch or so after sunset.  Snow should taper to light snow and eventually end overnight.

I’ll be around throughout the day and if I see anything unexpected develop, I’ll post an update.  Enjoy the snow!