Snow showers possible, mostly west

TOM: ONE OF THOSE DAYS WERE THE
ALMANAC IS A LITTLE DECEIVING.
YOU HAVE TO DO MORE AND
ESTIMATION.
THE HIGH TEMPERATURE CHECKS IN
AT 62 LANDED DIDN'T FEEL LIKE
THAT.
THAT WAS EXACTLY AT MIDNIGHT.
62 DEGREES.
YESTERDAY'S WANT HANGING ON INTO
THE PREDAWN HOURS.
IT DID NOT LAST LONG.
TEMPERATURES DROPPING AND THE
WIND PICKING UP BEHIND THE FRONT
EARLY THIS MORNING.
THE LOW HAS BEEN 44, BUT WE WILL
GO BELOW THAT.
WE WILL SEE SOME OF THE CHILLY
AS TEMPERATURES WE HAVE HAD IN
SOME TIME FOR FRIDAY INTO THE
WEEKEND.
THE WIND GUSTING TO 32 MILES PER
HOUR IN FREDERICK.
35 AD MARTIN STATE AIRPORT.
EARLIER TODAY THEY HAD A PEAK
WIND GUST OF 49 MILES PER HOUR.
IT HAS BEEN A WINDY MARCH DAY,
MAKING 40 DEGREE TEMPERATURES
FEEL COLDER.
THE WIND CHILL IS COMING INTO
PLAY.
THE ONLY SPOT HOLDING ONTO 50 IS
CRIST FIELD AND THE AIR STATION.
IN WESTERN MARYLAND THEY HAVE
HAD SNOW AND THE WIND CHILL IS
15.
IT IS A BUNDLE UP MARGIN
EVENING.
IT SHOULD BE QUIET EARLY ON WITH
CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.
THE SNOW SHOWERS HAVE BEEN HUNG
UP IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH LIKE
ENHANCED SNOW SHOWERS PICKING UP
MOISTURE WITH COLD WIND SLAMMING
INTO THE MOUNTAINS AND SQUEEZING
OUT THE SNOW SHOWER ACTIVITY.
THERE IS A WEATHER DISTURBANCE
SHOWING SIGNS OF BECOMING LOW
PRESSURE OVER THE WESTERN PART
OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY.
IT IS HEADING SOUTH AND EAST.
MOST OF THE STORM TRACKS THIS
WINTER HAVE BEEN FURTHER NORTH
ACROSS THE UPPER MIDWEST, GREAT
LAKES, AND NEW ENGLAND.
THEY HAVE HAD DECENT ROUNDS OF
WINTER WEATHER, BUT WE HAVE BEEN
ACROSS THE TRACK TOWARDS NEW
ENGLAND.
THIS IS FURTHER SOUTH.
IF IT CROSSES ACROSS CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN VIRGINIA WE ARE IN THE
PRIME SPOT FOR SNOW
SHOWERS.
WE WILL NOT GET A BIG SNOW
UNLESS YOU'RE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS IT WILL
GENERATE SNOW SHOWERS OFF AND ON
.
IT WILL BE MORE WINTRY TOMORROW
THAT IT HAS FELT FOR QUITE SOME
TIME.
WHEN THAT LEAVES, IT WILL DRAW
AGAIN EVEN COLDER AIR.
SATURDAY AM EVEN THOUGH WE WILL
GET SUNSHINE, IT WILL BE
CHILLY.
SUNDAY, SOME SPOTS COULD DIP
INTO THE TEENS.
HERE'S THE SNOWFALL IN THE
MOUNTAINS.
THREE TO FIVE INCHES IN THE
HIGHER MOUNTAINS OUT WEST.
THE MILES PER HOUR NOT
GENERATING A LOT, BUT WE WILL
SEE SNOW FLURRIES OR SHOWERS
WITH A FEW SPOTS SEE A LIGHT
DUSTING ON THE COLDER SURFACES
AS THE SYSTEM MOVES THROUGH.
TONIGHT, THE WIND DIES DOWN,
LOWE'S 27-32.
TOMORROW HIGHS AROUND 40 WITH
BRISK WEST WIND AT 20 MILES PER
HOUR.
A WINDY DAY ON THE CHESAPEAKE
WITH THE WIND GUSTING TO 30
KNOTS.
YOUR MOUNTAIN FORECAST HAS MORE
SNOW, 23 TOMORROW IN 26 ON
SATURDAY.
THE EASTERN SHORE, A MIX OF SUN
AND CLOUDS.
OCEAN CITY, 44 TOMORROW, 30'S TO
START THE WEEKEND.
THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, WINDY

Snow showers possible, mostly west

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