Friday March 29 2019 Today is a day that helps describe how the hills and mountains west and north of Baltimore often redirect weather systems. If you are reading this
March 29 2019 This date on the calendar marks the most extreme weather on the Baltimore record book. This single date stands for the largest snowstorm and highest temperature. It's
Tuesday March 26 2019 The latest storm system is moving off of the coast and we have a few dry days ahead. First, we have to deal with the colder
Monday March 25 2019 We made it through the weekend with two dry days, so we are due for more rain. The system today will not impact all of our
Sunday March 24 2019 Most of what I have to share is good news today. We are about to complete a dry weekend with temperatures warming up nicely this afternoon
March 15 2019 This morning may feel like spring or even summer depending on your location. Temperatures range form the mid 50s to mid 60s, thanks to warm winds ahead
Monday March 11 2019 The good news is that the clouds finally broke. That stubborn overcast on Sunday is what kept many of us from reaching the potential 60s. But
Sunday March 10 2019 We lost an hour of sleep thanks to Daylight Saving Time, but you will notice it when the sun sets later after 7 PM. The bulk
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
Friday March 1 2019 We have a Winter Weather Advisory for snow and an icy mix tonight into Saturday morning. I want to let you know that my posts will
