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Down to 40 in Ellicott city. Heavy snow by me. It happens quick. It’s coming

That’s because it’s snow.

Ellinwood!!!

Lol, this is wild. Went from rain to 15 minutes of a mix to near blizzard conditions within a half hour span.

Dumping an 80/20 snow sleet mix. Just about fully changed over

We’re a bit ahead of schedule on the flip. Tons of moisture around. Let’s goooo. Next 6 hours are going to be sweet.

Heavy snow / sleet mix. About to get wrecked.

you'll be frozen by 8 am

Pingers!! 37.5F

Line from Frederick to leesburg to Thurmont should be all snow in the next 15 minutes

Heavy snow band setup JUST west of the rain snow line. Pretty cool to follow on radar.

At 39? Nice!! Temp crash occurring upstairs is legiiiiit

Heavy precipitation finally making its way into central MD. Let the temp crash commence.

Awesome! Finally in the 30s here with a very cold rain. Patiently waiting. Does look like the final stretch from 40 to near 32 happens awfully quick looking at reports from out your way. 5-7 degrees per hour on average easily. Not too shabby for March.

What’s your temp at

As always.

Tell me more about my future.

7-8am, we should be all snow

Temp continues to fall. 41.5 degrees intermittently raining. WSW hoisted for 3-6 I’d honestly be elated to get an inch or two with a few hours of heavy snow and 40-50mph wind gusts. Anything more is a bonus. Rain / snow line is getting close. Currently running from Martinsburg down to Staunton

10-13 degree temp drops being reported all over WV and W VA over the past 90-120 mins. It’s almost game time.

Baltimore will definitely struggle more than say my area to changeover (that’s not just a seasonal theme… it’s an always theme) but all it will take is a few hours of heavy snow to verify the advisory on grassy and colder surfaces - even downtown. Low elevations west and southwest of here have been changing over quickly. Ground reports on twitter have pretty much uniformly been that a clean rain to snow transition is occurring after temps crash rapidly. You could be right, but I don’t think Baltimore or DC struggle all that hard given the strength of the front. IMO, based on the radar, the 95 corridor will likely make up for some of the time lost to temps with heavier precip returns once things do changeover.

IMO, you just have to look west at ground truth. If places in Mississippi can go from the upper 40s to heavy snow (thunder snow reports near Jackson), dc and Baltimore certainly can as well. The radar is looking pretty good too. Should be plenty of qpf along the 95 corridor with a storm tracking right off the coast. Appear to have some gulf interaction occurring as well. We saw a similar temperature drop and changeover to snow just a few weeks ago if I’m not mistaken. My temp is down over 3 degrees in the past hour now that we’re seeing some showers pass through. 42. 10 degrees seems a long way away, but it’s snowing less than 80 miles from my house and temps are crashing like a rock not far behind the leaning edge of the precip.

There’s no indication that’s the case on the ground. It’s snowing in extreme western Maryland WV WVA into SWPA, as it was supposed to be at this hour. Changeover with heavy snow wasn’t expected until 8am or so in Baltimore proper with the worst of it being from 8 to noon. Not sure anything’s changed in the regard

Doesn’t count unless it’s perfectly predicted by NWS or your favorite model first!

Sweet. A 3-6” warning instead of a 3-5” advisory! Must mean…. well… nothing.