Tuesday March 13 2018

That band of snow overnight was persistent and dropped between 1 and 2 inches of snow north of Baltimore and across southern Pennsylvania. This made up for the missed snow last week, at least for teachers and kids with school delays in York County. Temperatures dropped into the 20s and wet roads iced up. The storm is departing now but the winds will be whipping to 40 mph. Wind restrictions are in effect in area bridges.

It will remain chilly all week and there may be more flurries or snow showers. Then we set out sights on a little warm up this weekend. The outlook however shows more cold trying to fight back over the next two weeks.

Stats For March 13

Average High: 53ºF

Record High: 85ºF in 1990

Average Low: 33ºF

Record Low: 12ºF in 1888

Snow Record: 11.3″ in 1993

Seasonal Snow To Date (at BWI): 10.5″

Sunrise: 7:21 AM

Sunset 7:11 PM

*Daylight = 2:34 longer than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 41ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

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Morning Weather

Moderate to heavy snow continues from eastern Philadelphia to New York and New England.

Wind Chill

Afternoon

Rest Of This Week

Flurries or snow showers, especially north and northeast of Baltimore Wednesday and Thursday evenings

Outlook: Jet Stream

Temperature Outlook

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