Saturday November 24 2018

It is a soggy and chilly day, but most areas have thawed above freezing. There are some sheltered valleys that still have some ice, and the reason the Winter Weather Advisory has been extended to 4 PM in Frederick and Washington Counties in Maryland, plus Loudon County and west in Virginia. Compare to the official temperatures below at 2 PM and the colder spots are getting fewer and harder to hold out.

Coastal Storm

What else should we expect around a full moon and the season with over achieving storms. This one looks a little stronger and working through the region off of the Virginia Beach coast to follow the Atmospheric Memory established since Hurricane Michael.

Our biggest issue may be a few hours of heavy rain on the way. It is looking more impressive with developing Low Pressure. The Coastal Food Advisory in Washington DC and AA County are for high waters, but heavier rain is on the way. We may be adding to flood potential by this evening.

Advisories

Temperatures at 2 PM

As for the rain…

Radar Loop: 2 Hours ending 2:35 PM

Small Business Saturday

I do run a small business. In fact, I am partners in another, so essentially I am part of two. Faith in the Flakes products employs a small business in Carroll County, where the Maryland Print House makes my products. SnowStix is run with my partners Thatcher and Melita Brinton in Timonium. Today would be a great day to get your holiday gifts and support my local partnerships with other small businesses. Check out our products for the snow lover on your list.

A portion of proceeds as always will support Just In Power Kids– Free Holiday Care For Kids in cancer treatment

FITF Store Is Open And SnowStix

Radar Simulation —> slider

The heaviest rain in metro Baltimore will be 4 and 8 PM

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Additional Rain Potential