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Kain99
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This Hazardous Weather Outlook Is For Maryland West Of The Chesapeake Bay And East Of Garrett County...eastern West Virginia...northern And Central Virginia And Washington Dc.
.day One...
An Area Of Low Pressure Over Florida Is Expected To Travel To The
North Northeast Up The Southeast Coast. Precipitation From This
Storm Is Reaching Into The Carolinas Early This Morning. This Area
Of Precipitation May Brush Parts Of The Area Today. Areas Of Snow
Are Expected To Develop Generally East Of The Blue Ridge Today. The Steadiest Snow Is Expected Over Far Southern Maryland In Calvert And St. Marys Counties Where Around One Inch Of Accumulation Is Expected. Between The Interstate 95 Corridor And Southern Maryland...any Accumulations Should Be Less Than One Inch. Over The Western Baltimore And Washington Suburbs...no Accumulations Are Expected At This Time.
There Is Still Some Uncertainty As To The Exact Track Of This Storm System. If This Storm Tracks Further West Than Currently
Expected...accumulating Snow Will Be Possible Further West...and
Higher Amounts Would Be Possible Over Southern Maryland.
In Addition...as An Upper Level Disturbance Crosses The Area
Today...winds Will Become Northwest. This Will Cause Upslope Snow Showers To Develop Along And West Of The Allegany Front Tonight. A Snow Advisory Has Been Issued For 1 To 3 Inches Of Snow In The Higher Terrain Of The Potomac Highlands.
Monitor The Latest Fore Casts And Statements For Any Updates.
.day One...
An Area Of Low Pressure Over Florida Is Expected To Travel To The
North Northeast Up The Southeast Coast. Precipitation From This
Storm Is Reaching Into The Carolinas Early This Morning. This Area
Of Precipitation May Brush Parts Of The Area Today. Areas Of Snow
Are Expected To Develop Generally East Of The Blue Ridge Today. The Steadiest Snow Is Expected Over Far Southern Maryland In Calvert And St. Marys Counties Where Around One Inch Of Accumulation Is Expected. Between The Interstate 95 Corridor And Southern Maryland...any Accumulations Should Be Less Than One Inch. Over The Western Baltimore And Washington Suburbs...no Accumulations Are Expected At This Time.
There Is Still Some Uncertainty As To The Exact Track Of This Storm System. If This Storm Tracks Further West Than Currently
Expected...accumulating Snow Will Be Possible Further West...and
Higher Amounts Would Be Possible Over Southern Maryland.
In Addition...as An Upper Level Disturbance Crosses The Area
Today...winds Will Become Northwest. This Will Cause Upslope Snow Showers To Develop Along And West Of The Allegany Front Tonight. A Snow Advisory Has Been Issued For 1 To 3 Inches Of Snow In The Higher Terrain Of The Potomac Highlands.
Monitor The Latest Fore Casts And Statements For Any Updates.