When will the second snow round hit Maryland?

The second snow round is expected on Sunday, developing offshore and moving along the coast through the afternoon and evening.

What areas in Maryland have a Winter Weather Advisory?

Harford and Cecil counties, along with southern Maryland and the lower Eastern Shore, are under Winter Weather Advisories.

How cold will it get in Maryland next week?

Overnight lows will be in the low to mid-teens on Monday and Tuesday nights, with wind chills feeling like single digits or near zero.

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Maryland Braces for Second Snow Round Sunday

18 Jan

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Summary

An offshore system will bring a second wave of snow on Sunday.
Subzero wind chills are possible in some areas early next week.
Harford and Cecil counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory.

Maryland Braces for Second Snow Round Sunday

A second round of snow is expected to develop and impact Maryland on Sunday, driven by an offshore low-pressure system moving along the coast. While morning snow has tapered off, showers are anticipated on the system's northeast side throughout the afternoon and evening, primarily affecting the Eastern Shore and areas south of Baltimore.

Winter Weather Advisories are in place for Harford and Cecil counties until 6 p.m. Sunday, with potential for up to two inches of additional snow. Similar advisories are in effect for southern Maryland and the lower Eastern Shore until 10 p.m. As the precipitation concludes Sunday evening, significantly colder air will move in to start the week.

Temperatures on Monday afternoon will remain in the 30s to near 40 degrees, but stronger winds gusting to 35 mph will create much colder wind chills. Monday and Tuesday nights are predicted to be the coldest of the season, with overnight lows in the low to mid-teens and wind chills potentially near or below zero.