High wind warnings in the Baltimore area until 10 p.m. Sunday, with winds of 60 mph statewide, according to the National Weather Service.
Winds are expected to be around 8 to 13 mph on Sunday morning. By afternoon, the speed may increase to 20 to 30 mph, while there may be gusts of 60 mph at night.
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These fast winds will continue for much of the week and are part of the winter storm system, expected to bring excessive rainfall, severe thunderstorms and winter weather to much of the East Coast.
A serious thunderstorm band will move from west to east on Sunday, according to the NWS Weather Forecast Center at University Park. The weather notice explained that the front of the system is expected to leave the coast on Sunday afternoon, ending the inclement weather threats in the eastern coastal areas.
According to the Weather Forecast Center, strong wind conditions are partly the result of deep pressure in the system. Following the frontline, Arctic air is expected to fill behind storms on Sunday night, rain turns into snow on the western slopes of central Appalachia, while Panhandle, western Maryland, may There will be blizzard conditions and the report will be read.
Thunderstorms are expected to occur before 1pm on Sunday, between 1pm and 4pm on Sunday, with temperatures expected to be 60 on Sunday, with new rainfall expected to be 4pm on Sunday One to half an inch.
Temperatures are expected to drop to 28 at night. Wind conditions in the Baltimore area are expected to reach 24 to 29 mph and then lower to 18 to 23 mph. Throughout the night, gusts of winds reaching up to 60 mph.
Wind speeds are expected to enter work week on Monday, with gusts of up to 39 mph. Monday should be mostly sunny, about 38 years old.
On Monday night, wind speeds are expected to drop to 10 to 15 mph, with gusts up to 24 mph. The low is expected to be around 21.
Most of Tuesday is expected to be sunny, with nearly 32. Wind speeds are expected to be between 10 and 15 mph, with gusts expected to reach 25 mph. Temperatures are expected to drop to 18 on Tuesday night.
The week's snowfall forecast begins Wednesday as the chances of winter precipitation are 50%. It is expected that this day will be mostly cloudy, with a height of 29.
Heading to Wednesday night, precipitation is expected to increase to 70% with the possibility of snowfall. Conditions are expected to remain cloudy, below 21.
There is also a 50% chance of snowfall on Thursday. The conditions are expected to be mostly cloudy, nearly 31 years old. On Thursday night, conditions may still be cloudy, below 20.
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