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Coastal Storm May Bypass Baltimore This Weekend
Subfreezing temperatures to persist as storm system forms offshore
Jan. 28, 2026 at 10:31pm
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Meteorologists are monitoring a potential coastal storm system that could develop this weekend, though it may track far enough east to miss the Baltimore area. The region has been experiencing subfreezing temperatures for several days, and those chilly conditions are expected to continue even if the storm system stays offshore.
Why it matters
Coastal storms can bring heavy snow, strong winds, and other hazardous weather conditions that can disrupt daily life and travel. While Baltimore may avoid the brunt of this particular system, the ongoing cold snap is still impacting the region and could lead to school closures, transportation issues, and other challenges.
The details
According to meteorologist Ava Marie, the coastal storm is expected to form this weekend, but its current forecast track suggests it will remain too far east to bring significant precipitation to the Baltimore area. However, the subfreezing temperatures that have gripped the region in recent days are expected to persist, potentially leading to continued school closures, transportation disruptions, and other wintertime challenges.
- The subfreezing weather has continued for several days in the Baltimore region.
- The potential coastal storm is expected to develop this weekend.
The players
Ava Marie
A meteorologist who is monitoring the developing coastal storm and its potential impact on the Baltimore area.
What they’re saying
“Meteorologist Ava Marie says the subfreezing weather will continue for several more days as another coastal storm will likely form this weekend, though it may be too far east to bring snow to Baltimore.”
— Ava Marie, Meteorologist
What’s next
Meteorologists will continue to closely track the development and path of the coastal storm system over the coming days to provide updated forecasts and potential impact assessments for the Baltimore region.
The takeaway
While a coastal storm may form this weekend, it appears Baltimore is likely to avoid the brunt of the system's effects. However, the persistent subfreezing temperatures will continue to pose challenges for the region, underscoring the importance of preparedness and vigilance during prolonged cold weather periods.
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