Cold Front Could Bring Wet Snow to Baltimore

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A cold front is expected to move into the Baltimore region on Thursday, bringing the possibility of wet snow as temperatures fall throughout the day. The high temperature will likely occur in the morning, with rain potentially transitioning to snow as the day progresses. Overnight, temperatures are forecast to drop near or below freezing, with skies clearing by Thursday night.

Why it matters

The sudden shift in weather conditions could impact gardeners and homeowners, as the cold temperatures and potential snow could damage blooming plants and outdoor vegetation. The weather event also serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of spring weather in the Baltimore area.

The details

According to meteorologists, the cold front will bring rain to the Baltimore region on Thursday. As temperatures drop throughout the day, the rain could transition to wet snow. By Thursday night, temperatures are expected to fall near or below freezing, with skies clearing up. Gardeners are advised to cover any plants that have started to bloom to protect them from the cold and potential snow.

• Temperatures will fall throughout the day on Thursday, with the high temperature likely occurring in the morning.
• Rain is expected to transition to wet snow as the day progresses on Thursday.
• Temperatures will drop near or below freezing by Thursday night, with skies clearing up.

What’s next

The WBAL-TV 11 Weather Team will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates on the potential for snow and the impact on the Baltimore region.