The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Storm Watch for St. Mary’s County in southern Maryland from 10am Wednesday morning until early Thursday morning, but projected snow totals have decreased for the rest of the state.
Author: MCS Staff
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The National Weather Service has released its first set of maps for potential snow on Wednesday and it’s significant different than model outputs you may have seen shared by others last week.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) have responded to multiple calls for downed trees and power lines due to the high winds on Sunday afternoon, including a tree that fell through the roof of an occupied bedroom.
The National Weather Service still has most of the area under an “Elevated” snow risk for Wednesday, but has changed Thursday to a “Limited” threat risk as weather models continuing to show less snow associated with this event.
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