Monday February 14
Morning Report
Cold air has returned with much of the region down well below freezing. Anything that was wet did freeze overnight, so you may encounter some patchy ice walking or driving. But I do not see a widespread issue on roads.
Snow Showers: SCHOOL DELAY
Carroll County and Baltimore Co (Hereford Zone)
As discussed over the weekend, a disturbance has brought snow showers to our region. This could drop a fresh coating to 1/2” of snow.
This is passing through northern MD Counties. Roads are getting covered on Rt 140 and I-83, so be careful traveling.
It should reach the north side of the beltway by 7 AM
Radar Loop
Watch this disturbance develop and drop south.
Headlines
- Valentine’s Day: Windy and Cold
- Warming Up Mid Week
- Thursday: Spring Temps, Maybe a T’Storm
- Next Weekend: Quiet and Mild
Morning Set Up
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Wind Forecast
Wind Chill
I CASE YOU MISSED IT:
Click to see: February 13 Snow Report And Grade My Forecast
Weather Almanac: Climate Data at BWI
TODAY February 14
Seasonal Snow: 14”;
+1.3” ABOVE AVERAGE
Normal Low in Baltimore: 26ºF
Record -2ºF in 1983
Normal High in Baltimore: 45ºF
Record 70ºF 1951
Tuesday Temperatures
Morning
Afternoon
Looking Ahead
7 AM Thu to 10 AM Fri – GFS Model
The next storm will track well west and north of us. This will allow a surge of very warm air (60s) and also feed into potential thunder with the rain Thursday night.
The colder air that will follow into next weekend will be near average. It is likely we remain relatively mild for anther week to follow.
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ALSO SEE
What is Faith in the Flakes: History of December 5th Snow
ALL FITF GEAR
FITF THUNDERSNOW
Winter Outlook Series:
Last Winter Recap: My Old Outlook And Your Grades Of My Storm Forecasts
Winter Weather Page – Lots of resources
Solar Cycle Increasing Sunspots Suggests More Snow
Comparing 4 Different Farmer’s Almanacs: Majority colder winter outlook than NOAA
NOAA Winter Outlook- But Read The Fine Print
Signals For Early Start To Winter In November
Winter Outlook Series: La Nina Double Dip
Nor’easters May Give Hint For Winter La Nina Pattern
Winter Folklore Checklist
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