Another snow is expected to hit in the Baltimore area on Tuesday, with schools and businesses preparing for potentially dangerous conditions.
The National Weather Service, which is 3 to 5 inches in most of Maryland, was under winter storm surveillance from 3 p.m. to 7 a.m. Tuesday, was under winter storm surveillance, most of Maryland.
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Snow is expected to start around 4 p.m. Tuesday with a 70% chance of precipitation, about 37 years old. The total snowfall during the day is about an inch during the day.
The snow in the evening will be even more difficult, mainly before 4 a.m., and is about 32. New snow cover 2 to 4 inches.
As a result, several school districts announced plans to close Tuesday. Baltimore County Public Schools will be closed three hours in advance, with afternoon kindergarten classes cancelled.
According to its website, Baltimore City Schools have canceled after-school events but will update their decision by mid-Tuesday.
Anne Arundel County Public School announced that a virtual learning schedule will take effect Tuesday.
All Howard County public schools will end 3 hours earlier Tuesday. Students will be fired based on unplanned early closure methods provided by parents/guardians in the family archives.
Prince George's county schools will be closed two hours in advance. Talbot County will follow its early sack schedule and cancel all afternoon activities. Frederick County schools will be closed 3.5 hours in advance.
Northwest said slippery road conditions could affect commuting Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
NWS’s Baltimore-Washington D.C. meteorologist Erik Taylor recommends traveling on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning on the road, but if necessary, he recommends allowing extra time to commute and maintain your Additional distance between the vehicle and the others.
Taylor said the low-pressure system is the main factor in predicting snow weather, driving the area and mixing with cold air.
On Wednesday, snowfall is expected to continue in the morning, followed by rain and sleet, possibly between 1pm and 4pm, and nearly 36pm on the 36th. New snow and sleet accumulate less than half an inch.
More rain is expected Wednesday night, possibly mixing with less than half an inch of snow, then raining after 7pm, while raining around 36pm. The likelihood of precipitation is 90%.
Before 1pm Thursday, there were very little showers and then mostly cloudy, nearly 52 years old. It will be partially cloudy at night, about 31 years old.
The sun is expected to glow at its highest point of 41 and its lowest level around 31 on Friday.
However, more rainfall is expected on Saturdays after 1pm, but the temperature rises, with a height of nearly 47. There is a 100% chance of precipitation in the evening, which is about 43 lower.
It will rain on Sunday, nearly 56 years old. It should be cloudy and colder at night, with a low of 26.
Baltimore Sun reporters Dan Belson, Matt Hubbard and Shaela Foster contributed to this post. Is there any news tips? Please contact Todd Kapovich at tkarpovich@baltsun.com or x @toddkarpovich. Contact Shaela Foster at sfoster@baltsun.com.
