Temperatures to drop to 20s with possible first snow in Western Maryland this weekend
Maryland will see a significant temperature drop this weekend, with Western Maryland possibly receiving the season's first snow.
The National Weather Service forecasts a temperature drop to the 20s across Maryland this weekend, according to The Baltimore Banner.
Western Maryland, including Garrett County, may experience the first snow of the season, with expected accumulation between half an inch to one inch.
The snow chances begin early Friday and could continue until mid-Sunday, with Cumberland possibly seeing trace amounts and elevated areas of Frederick County also at risk for light snow.
This follows last year's first snow event on November 10-11, when Oakland recorded 3.5 inches of snow, as noted by NWS meteorologist Anna Stuck.
WJZ CBS Baltimore also reported on the temperature drop expected through the weekend, confirming the statewide cooling trend.
- WJZ CBS Baltimore: Temperature drop through the weekend in Maryland
- The Baltimore Banner: Western Maryland could see first snow of season as temperatures drop this weekend
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