Overview
- Rain is forecast Wednesday night with a short window of snow early Thursday as a cold front passes.
- The National Weather Service expects no accumulation in the Baltimore area, with sticking snow mainly possible in the Alleghenies.
- Temperatures drop sharply Thursday, ushering in several colder-than-normal days with highs near freezing and lows in the 20s.
- Baltimore’s winter shelter declaration begins Wednesday at 4 p.m. and runs through Monday morning.
- Forecasters warn of potential slick spots Thursday morning as wet roads freeze, and precipitation amounts should remain light, generally a few hundredths to around one tenth of an inch.