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Last Updated: 5:17 AM GMT on November 18, 2009 — Last Comment: 5:32 PM GMT on November 18, 2009

	white Thanksgiving?

Posted by: cws6196, 5:17 AM GMT on November 18, 2009

I even hate to mention the word, snow, not because I don't want to see it, but because I am not really sure we will see it, but some of the data is there to support us seeing it. What am I saying? A look at the model data for Thanksgiving and the following weekend does show the potential for snow for us. The air in Alaska is currently quite cold (low single digits in Anchorage right now). That cold air could make it's way down to us, combined with a low off the coast next Friday or Saturday, and there is the potential for snow.

Ok, here are my concerns: 1. it is way too far out to be predicting any kind of weather; 2. the model runs are not yet consistent; 3. the placement of the low off the coast (if it forms) will determine type of precip and amount

Here is why I am even mentioning this: 1. other weather outlets are talking about it; 2. a local weather blogger has been saying this would happen for the past couple weeks (I dismissed it, but now the data could be supporting it); 3. I want snow.

All in all, I am mentioning this only to keep it on all of our "radar screens". I am skeptical, but not completely against this prediction.

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	snow in MD today?

Posted by: cws6196, 2:20 PM GMT on November 05, 2009

follow upDid anyone experience any snow? I did not, just light rain where I live with an ambient temp of 51. Just curious.original postWill it snow here today? That is what I heard on the radio this morning, "chance of snow this afternoon". A check of the latest model data and skew T (atmosphere temp taken 7:00am today) does not support snow for us today. What we will see is some scattered light rain later this afternoon. For those along the MD/PA border you c...

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Updated: 8:35 PM GMT on November 06, 2009

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	trick or treat weather Central MD

Posted by: cws6196, 4:51 PM GMT on October 30, 2009

A Ghoulish & Scary Halloween to All!!For all those who have "trick or treaters" here is your weather ... actually it's not all that bad. Most of Saturday will be unseasonably warm thanks to a Southerly air flow into Central MD. A cold front approaches in the Afternoon, thus the chance for rain. But luckily for those on this list, the rain I see is very light rain, and not steady either. For most, the rain should begin late Afternoon, sometime after 3:00 or 4:00,...

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Updated: 3:20 PM GMT on October 31, 2009

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	Central MD snow!

Posted by: cws6196, 5:13 PM GMT on October 18, 2009

Here is the official snow totals for MD. And it's only mid-October! Did anyone else see any snow?+++++++++++++++++++Public Information StatementStatement as of 10:47 AM EDT on October 18, 2009The following are observations taken during the past 24 hoursfor the storm that has been affecting our region. Appreciation is extendedto Highway departments...cooperative observers...Skywarn spottersand media for these reports. ********************storm total snowfall******...

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	Obama = more snow?

Posted by: cws6196, 3:31 PM GMT on October 10, 2009

...this is from a blog from the Baltimore Sun...Obama + Nobel Prize = Snow?!via Maryland Weather by Frank Roylance on 10/9/09From the brains of AccuWeather.com archivists comes the following insight: In years past, when American presidents have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the following winters have been cold and snowy in the Northeast.Not sure what the science behind this phenomenon could possibly be. Coincidence, maybe?Whatever, here's the short version:190...

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