Friday March 8 2019

Timing is everything with snow in March and this event will be arriving later. This will allow the ground and air to warm enough so that that should not be much more than ambience. In fact, the slight delay in the arrival may mean more rain mixing in for central Maryland… But there is still some snow expected and it will last into the evening.

This was never expected to be an impact event. It was expected to the first in two, with the second round over the weekend bringing rain and warmer temps. Here’s a quick look:

Temperatures

It really is 10ºF in York with most of southern PA in the teens. It’s a different climate there as 3 to 5 inches of snow is still on the ground.
Much of central Maryland is starting in the mid 20s.

Local Weather Stats For March 8, 2019 in Baltimore

Average High: 51ºF

Record High: 83ºF in 2000

Average Low: 31ºF

Record Low: 10ºF in 1960

*Record Snow: = 6.9″ in 1934

Sunrise: 6:29 AM

Sunset 6:06 PM

*Daylight = 2:34 longer than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 38ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

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Snow and Rain Timeline —> slider

blue = snow
green = rain
More snow will spread back in during the evening
Temperatures should remain above freezing… even this evening.

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High Temperatures

Weekend Rain

Rain develops Saturday night and ends mid day Sunday. There is a chance to squeeze out a few decent, mild hours on Sunday afternoon.

Temperature Outlook

There will be a few days warming up with passing storms… It is at least a signal that spring is trying to transition in. It will take a little more time.