Monday Evening Update November 1 2021
This new month is quickly brining in the new season. Tuesday morning will begin with snow falling in the mountains of western Maryland and West Virginia. If all goes well, there will be stickage up to a few inches in spots.
That same system will bring a chilly rain across the rest of our region, but the cold air will follow and settle in Wednesday.
That is when the Freeze Watch has been posted and expanded to central Maryland. This is where temps may reach 32ºF, but the frost may possibly reach into southern Maryland and Delmarva.
The snow in the mountains will be mainly in the morning, but flurries and snow showers will linger in to the afternoon.
Farther east, we end up with a chilly rain developing during the morning, and lasting in to the afternoon. This includes Virginia for their big election day.
The high elevations above 2,000 Ft is where stickage is more likely. Totals will range between a dusting to 2 inches.
Faith in the Flakes! For what it is worth, we are within the normal time for this region to get their first snow.
Central areas will start in the chilly 40s…
Central areas will remain in the chilly 40s…
The areas added to this alert include: Fredrick, Carroll, western Montgomery and Howard, Northern Baltimore and Harford Counties in Maryland. Also Virginia counties west of Washington.
I’ve annotated where temps may very well drop to 32ºF or colder.
This is where water in plants can freeze and kill for the season.
However the 30s will reach into Southern Maryland and interior Delmarva. This is where Frost is possible and I would pay attention for the official Advisory to include these areas.
It will remain chilly/below normal all day.
Note. We will likely repeat the Freeze and Frost conditions Thursday morning.
See the numbers for each region fo Maryland for climatological times to reach this benchmark.
Click the map for more information
Notes:
I will have a full report Tuesday morning. It will include a live cam view for snow watching at Deep Creek Lake.
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