WEBVTT TASSELMYER. TO 46 AT BWI MARSHALL AIRPORT, RIGHT ON TARGET FOR THE NORMAL HIGH. MOST OF THIS MONTH HAS BEEN COLDER THAN NORMA TODAY PRETTY TYPICAL. THE MORNING LOW WAS A COUPLE OF DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE AT 31. RECORD HIGH 71 ONLY THREE YEARS AGO IN 2015. WE HAD SOME 70 DEGREE TEMPERATURES, CONTRAST TO THE RECO LOW OF 10 IN 1988. TEMPERATURES ARE ABOVE FREEZING FROM THE UPPER 30’S TO T LOW 40’S. MEANT 39 AND TANEYTOWN UP TO NORTHWEST CARROLL COUNTY AT 39 AND ABOVE FREEZIN OUT WEST TOWARD ALLEGHENY AND GARRETT COUNTIES. A WAR FRONT MAKES ITS APPROACH AND THAT IS TRIGGERING LIGHT RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS IN THE MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS OFF TO THE WEST. THEY SEEM TO BE DIMINISHING AS THEY MOVE EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS BUT A FIRST SIGN THERE IS A WEATHER DISTURBANCE MOVING I AND THE MAIN ENERGY WILL STAY TO THE NORTH AS IT TRACKS FROM LAKE MICHIGAN THROUGH THE EASTERN MAKES AND INTO NEW YORK STATE. MOST AREAS OF HERE HAVE A CHANCE FOR SNO LATE TONIGHT, TOMORROW MORNING ESPECIALLY POINTS NORTH. SOME OF THE LIFT WILL PASS BY AND WE CANNOT RULE OUT A POSSIBILITY OF FLURRY IN AREAS NORTH. A STOR IS -- TWO PIECES OF ENERGY COMBINING TO PRODUCE A STORM SYSTEM THAT WILL ONCE AGAIN BRING SOME RAIN. THE PROBLEM FOR AREAS TO THE SOUTH ESPECIALLY IN THE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA MIGHT B SOME RAIN AND SNOW. 4S, IT LOOKS LIKE RAIN COMING IN FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND LASTING INTO THE FIRST HALF OF SATURDAY. THERE IS THE SNOW SHOWERS TO THE WEST AT 1:00 A.M. INTO T EARLY MORNING OF THURSDAY, THE SYSTEM MAINLY IN PENNSYLVANIA BUT THE SUBURBS MIGHT GET BREAST BY A BRIEF FLURRY OR SNOW SHOWER AND IT WILL STAY MOSTLY CLOUDY INTO THE AFTERNOON. SUNSHINE BREAKING OUT THE FARTHER SOUTH YOU GO. THAT SHOULD GET THE TEMPERATURES TO AROUND 50. ON FRIDAY WE WILL BE WATCHING AS THE NEXT SYSTEM MAKES ITS APPROACH. THE RAIN ARRIVING ON FRIDAY EVENING, RUSH HOUR MIGHT BE SLOWED DOWN BY THE ARRIVAL OF RAIN COMING I WITH CHILLY TEMPERATURES ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. CLOUDY TONIGHT AND CAN’T RELY OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF A FLURRY BUT IT IS A 20% CHANCE AND THE MAIN THREAT IS NORTH OF BALTIMORE. TOMORROW AFTER EARLY-MORNING FLURRIES, MOST CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON WITH TEMPERATURES 42 TO 47. WINDS ON THE BAY ARE LIG AND WAVES LESS THAN ONE FOOT. CLOUDY SKIES NOR OF BALTIMORE INTO THE MOUNTAINS, THAT FLURRY IN THE MORNING AND SOME AFTERNOON TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 40’S AND 50 IN CRISFIELD. 51 AND OCEAN CITY. THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, MADE 40’S TOMORROW AND FRIDAY, FRIDAY TOWNS WET IN THE AFTERNOON. THE HEAVIEST RAIN COMES THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING. SATURDAY LOOKS LIKE THE WARMEST WITH A HIGH OF 53. THROWING A CHANCE OF A SHOWER BACK INTO THE PICTURE SUNDAY. IT WILL BE SCATTERED