Sunday March 22 2020

After a chilly start with some inland areas getting frost or a hard freeze, we will remain chilly. The weather set up is something we were missing all winter.

This includes cold High Pressure in Canada that will bring in a chilly wind from the east. This could increase clouds and stir up some sprinkles this afternoon. To the south is a developing storm that will become a Nor’easter off of the coast.

Now that we are essentially all in some form of a COVID19 quarantine, monitoring the time we can get outside might become more valuable. I will continue to update the weather daily for our region to highlight that.

Morning Weather

 

If this was December through February, we would have a snowstorm on our hands. While the limited cold air may allow the to start as snow inland, it will be a chilly but heavy rain much of Monday.  Following will be a gradual warm up during the week, but more rain likely Wednesday and next weekend.

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Sunday Afternoon

The breeze from the east will make it feel chilly and could increase the clouds. Less sun will make if feel colder.

 

Sprinkles or showers may develop between 4 and 6 PM

 

Overnight:

The developing storm will be evolving over our region. Some snow will break out in PA, while rain will be arriving from Virginia and into Central Maryland.

We could have some sleet or snow fill in the blanks shown here north of Baltimore and south of York… but it will be early in the morning.

 

Monday Morning Temperatures 

Storm Animation:

This will be a Nor’easter and produce a decent snowfall for northern New England.  But in the rain section, there will be wind all along the coast for two days.

See our local simulation slider below.

 

Monday Rain Timeline —> slider

Monday High Temperatures 

 

Tuesday Temperatures 

 

 

Looking Ahead

This is an active pattern that will bring us more rain on Wednesday, then again on Friday that could extend into next weekend.

 

Temperature Outlook