DC/VA/MD Weather Outlook!

Far Western Slopes and Western Maryland (westward facing slopes) will see Lake effect really kick in tomorrow night. Disappointed to say that snow hopes have pretty much disappeared! Climatologically speaking pattern is now showing no chances of a snowstorm through the 20^th. I apologize for the hype for nothing. As a matter of fact, I really feel I have been excited by models, but my original winter forecast keeps holding true to form! There are hints of a clipper or southern storm around the 20^th, but doubt much will occur except reinforcing cold!

Summary:

 The cold is being ushered in and a clipper front will come through tomorrow night increasing winds and plunging true Arctic air into the area. The Lake Effect snows will affect western facing mountains. There is a SLIGHT chance for a flurry east of eth mountain as the front ushers in the cold air. Dry and cool air will be the rule for a while!

Today: SW: 50-55 SE: 50-55 N: 48-55 (Mountains will be 10-15 degrees cooler)

Increasing cloudiness. Breezy late afternoon and overnight. Western Facing mountains will see snow showers and potential for significant lake effect snows.

Monday: SW: 45-55 SE: 45-55 N: 40-50 Temps will be dropping!

Partly to mostly cloudy, windy, and much cooler. Highs will struggle out of the 40Â?s, and 30Â?s in the mountains. Lake effect still occurring.

Tuesday: SW: 45-55 SE: 45-55 N: 35-45

Very cold nights and very cool day.

Wednesday: SW: 45-55 SE: 45-55 N: 35-45

Very cold nights and very cool day.

Long Term:

Seasonally cold with temperatures in the 40s in many areas with some 50s in the south. Climatalogical conditions have set up that do not favor winter storms! Again, I apologize! Very long term does show some potential changes in this after the 20^th.

All for now!