Monday December 1, 2025
Morning Report
We have a new month, and it will live up to tradition as this is the start of Meteorological Winter! Today will be cold and dry, and the attention is on our first winter event of the season.
This is for Tuesday Morning, where the temps will be cold enough to have the snow lay and stay on roads.
There will be snow in more metro areas, but expected to be minimal slush or just wet, then turn to rain.
The snow is expected to arrive before sunrise for the areas that will be affected. It will NOT be a major storm, but an initial THUMP of heavy snow may be enough to overtake the warmer ground when it is still dark. That is why there is a chance for accumulation even with marginal temperatures.
Closer to Baltimore and the other cities along I-95, there may be snow on the grass, while the pavement could have minimal slush or just stay wet.
This is the most complicated area with the biggest bust potential, all based on how the ground responds. It will snow, then change to rain later in the morning. The commute will be complicated, while inland counties may have their first school impact of the season.
Below, I have a timeline breakdown AND closer view maps.
High Pressure is in control with the cold air. The storm will be developing in the Southern Plains and head our way more organized tonight.
Yesterday: Low 36F; High 41F
Precipitation: 0.00”
Top Wind Gust 34 mph
Sunrise at 7:07 AM
Sunset at 4:44 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 33ºF
Record 12ºF in 1967
Normal High in Baltimore: 52ºF
Record 75ºF 2006
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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