Monday, December 8, 2025
Morning Report
The weather track seems to be set up across South Central Virginia AGAIN. There is a Winter Weather Advisory for accumulating snow across Charlottesville and Richmond, even in to parts North Carolina. So if you travel there, it will be affected.
On the north fringe in our main area, we will have strong winds blocking that snow and making it feel very cold! There is a small chance some flurries make it close to Washington and Annapolis, even Salisbury, but not much is expected to lay and stay.
Mid-week, we get a push of mild air, while still colder than average. This may bring rain showers on Wednesday, then with the arctic air returning, a band of snow is possible Friday and Saturday.
Today’s main weather feature is a band of snow across southern Ohio into West Virginia and southern Virginia. High Pressure near Chicago will send strong cold winds our way.
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Yesterday: Low 24F; High 45F
Precipitation: 0.00”
Snow = 0
Season Snow Total: 1.0″
Top Wind Gust: 16 mph
Sunrise at 7:14 AM
Sunset at 4:44 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 31ºF
Record 10ºF in 1882
Normal High in Baltimore: 50ºF
Record 74ºF 1980
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
In case you missed it. This is the brief summary of the final snow totals from the last event.
More sun and less wind, but still cold.
The advertised Polar Vortex will be sending more lobes of arctic air our way to reinforce the cold air and possibly produce a band of snow in the process.
Not a promise, as this is trending to bring snow. This follows what I wrote on social media on Sunday about the timing of weather elements to change.
One clipper passes north and could bring us rain showers with mild air on Wednesday.
The next potential could pass through Maryland, and produce a band of light snow from Friday to Saturday.
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