Winter Begins this Weekend with light Snow, Chill and Freezing Rain
Colder and faster. Clippers and coastal storms will have some connection over our area. Snow will develop inland and mix with rain in metro areas.
It will have less impact in the north and west because temperatures are just above freezing at the moment.
Central Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, may experience travel problems tonight due to accumulation.
Eastern Shore residents may wake up to a layer of snow overnight and it will end by noon. We will be welcomed by colder arctic air soon!
In State College today, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore later tomorrow, the wind will make it feel very cold.
Christmas Eve (day) might see flurries as well as a colder outlook.
Surface Weather this Morning
Coastal Storm 2 will gain energy from the Clipper as it moves faster, farther south, and stronger… This will feed energy into the developing storm.
Winds and colder air are forecast for the weekend and next week as a result of this.
Eastern Shore residents may see a coating of snow overnight and by noon. As a result, we will have cooler air from the arctic bringing in winter.
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There are going to be high winds this afternoon as Penn State battles State College in State College, PA, and the Ravens battle Baltimore in Baltimore in the evening.
Today is Christmas Eve
Flurries might occur as a result of a cold front, but this will not cause any issues with travel.
By bringing in colder air and reinforcing it, the holiday season will last longer.
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Weather Forecast for the Coming Week
Cold weather is expected to persist. Temperatures will remain below freezing this weekend.
Possibly flurries on Christmas Eve, then cold through Christmas. Not what looked like a warming up earlier in the season.
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