Baltimore (WJZ) – A slow-moving winter storm is expected to hit the northeast on Wednesday and some parts of Maryland may see snow of up to 12 inches.
Ahead of the storm’s arrival, a number of winter storm warnings and warnings were issued across the state.
Meteorologist Tim Williams says it won’t be the kind of storm that greets you in the morning.
Uncertainty in a winter storm. Credit: WJZ
So when can Maryland expect to see its first snowflake? Meteorologist Chelsea Ingram says central Maryland won’t see anything until the afternoon.
Storm Chronology (Central Maryland):
From 11 am to 2 pm Snow is developing, and 1 to 3 inches of snow is expected. The first chips should move around 2 PM and a period of steady snow will begin.
2 pm to 10 pm – Snow mixed with freezing rain and some melting occurs. During the afternoon until Wednesday evening, warm air will make its way from the Atlantic Ocean and a period of frost, sleet and rain will occur across parts of Central Maryland.
10 PM to 4 AM – Switch to snow with additional accumulations. The biggest snowfall will happen overnight.
From 4 AM to 7 AM – The storm system moves from Maryland.
Many areas will start and end as snow, and what happens in between will affect the amount of snow you see on the ground on Thursday morning.
The WJZ Weather Team continues to track the storm. Stay up-to-date with The latest forecast By downloading a file Weather application WJZ.
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