…SNOW LIKELY DURING THE TUESDAY EVENING COMMUTE FOR THE
GREATER BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON AREA…
Rain will develop and change to snow late Tuesday afternoon and early evening. The snow may be briefly heavy before ending later Tuesday evening. While accumulations are forecast to be on the order of 1 to 3 inches, the abrupt transition to snow will result in rapidly deteriorating driving conditions. Then as temperatures drop below freezing Tuesday evening, any residual moisture and slush on roadways and sidewalks will be prone to freezing, resulting in slick conditions.
The greatest threat for impact from this snowfall during the Tuesday evening rush hour will be from the Blue Ridge and Catoctin Mountains eastward to the Chesapeake Bay, including the greater Baltimore and Washington Metropolitan Areas. If you plan on commuting Tuesday evening, be aware of the potential for travel disruptions. Plan ahead by allowing for extra travel time, and consider using public transportation and telework options.
Stay tuned for future updates on this winter weather event, and the potential for Winter Weather Advisories to be issued later today.
Targeted areas:
- Anne Arundel
- Calvert
- Carroll
- Central and Southeast Howard
- Central and Southeast Montgomery
- Charles
- Frederick
- Northern Baltimore
- Northwest Harford
- Northwest Howard
- Northwest Montgomery
- Prince Georges
- Southeast Harford
- Southern Baltimore
- St. Marys
- Washington