Very Active Winter Storm Pattern Continues With Ice Saturday And Snow Next Tuesday
Thursday Night Update February 6, 2025 February is known for the bulk of winter weather in our region. We are about to get a few winter storms, starting with ice…
February 7 Icy Weather Returns Saturday Then Snow On Tuesday
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February 7, 2025
Friday Morning Report
The active weather pattern will pump in a weather system every 2 to 3 days. Yesterday did produce the ice and totaled 0.38” of precipitation at BWI. This was a little under the forecast and still well below what is needed for our long-term drought.
The next system will arrive on Saturday by the middle of the day. So after a dry start, the afternoon will turn icy with snow and sleet, then freezing rain into the evening and night hours. This will end by Sunday morning with plenty of time to dry out and head to Super Bowl Parties.
The next system looks to be snow on Tuesday and could end up being an all-day event… Then, the likelihood of more systems will continue, but the timing and track get fuzzy. Just plan for an active two weeks or more ahead.
DROUGHT UPDATE
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
Ending 2024 = -8.00″, since Jan 1 = -1.68
So we are down -9.68″ including last year!
CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
TODAY February 7
Sunrise at 7:07 AM
Sunset at 5:35 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 26ºF
Record 6ºF in 1895
Normal High in Baltimore: 45ºF
Record 72ºF 2017
Baltimore Seasonal Snow
8.9”
Morning Surface Weather
Colder winds are building in and mixing away the fog that developed last night. Temps have peaked this morning and will remain nearly steady… but watch for a burst of snow if you travel north.
The next storm will be developing today and move our way from the lower Mississippi River Valley tomorrow.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Saturday Weather
Morning Temperatures
Noon Temperature
This may be the high for the day as the precipitation moves in…
Radar Simulation Snapshot
This may begin with snow and drop a coating… then quickly go to sleet and freezing rain.
Radar Simulation 12 PM to 7 AM Sun
8 PM Snapshot
This looks like a messy afternoon and night. It will end before Sunday morning.
Precipitation Total Forecast
Snow
Only a coating locally. More across the Poconos and Metro New York.
Sleet
Freezing Rain
Tuesday Snow
7 AM Tue to 7 AM Wed – ECMWF Model
A burst of snow may end with an icy mix.
1 PM Snapshot
7 PM Snapshot
Next Thursday
There will be another storm, but this is where the models start to split, and our confidence in the track… residual type of precipitation becomes questionable.
Active Storm Pattern Locked In The Jet Stream
7 Day Forecast
Next ice event on Saturday
Next snow chance on Tuesday…
A few more storms are possible over the next few weeks.
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