Full Breakdown
Maryland Weather Forecast: Wintry Mix and Rain Ahead
11/30/2025, 9:30:55 PM
Upcoming Weather Events
Maryland is preparing for a series of weather changes as two significant systems approach the region. The first system is expected to bring a wintry mix of rain and snow to western Maryland early Sunday morning, transitioning to rain as temperatures rise throughout the day. The second system, anticipated on Tuesday, may deliver a more substantial wintry mix across Central Maryland, with the potential for snow accumulation.
Current Conditions and Forecast
As of Saturday, temperatures in Maryland are expected to remain below average, with highs in the 40s. Saturday is projected to be relatively calm, making it suitable for outdoor activities like golf. However, a mix of rain and snow is forecasted for Sunday morning, particularly in Baltimore, where temperatures are expected to hover above freezing, minimizing the likelihood of significant snow accumulation.
Detailed Weather Timeline
- Sunday Morning: A mix of rain and snow is predicted, with reports indicating that accumulations will likely be minimal due to warmer temperatures.
- Sunday Afternoon: The wintry mix will transition to rain, with lingering showers expected as temperatures rise into the 40s.
- Monday: A dry day is forecasted, with temperatures reaching around 46 degrees.
- Tuesday Morning: The second weather system will move in, potentially bringing snow to Baltimore. The forecast suggests that the I-95 corridor may experience a mix of rain and snow, depending on the storm's exact track.
Official Statements & Responses
Meteorologists have advised caution for travelers on Sunday morning due to wet roads and gusty winds, with wind gusts reaching up to 25 mph. They emphasize that while snow is possible, significant impacts are not anticipated at this time. The forecast for Tuesday remains uncertain, with meteorologists indicating that small shifts in the storm's path could drastically alter the expected outcomes, ranging from accumulating snow to heavy rain.
Criticism & Opposition
Some local residents express concern over the unpredictability of winter weather forecasts, particularly regarding travel safety. They argue that the lack of clarity in predictions can lead to hazardous conditions on the roads.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
While most forecasts indicate minimal snow accumulation on Sunday, some reports suggest that localized areas may experience up to a quarter inch of snow before transitioning to rain. The exact impact of the Tuesday storm remains uncertain, with varying predictions about snow versus rain.
Verbatim Quotes
- “YOU NOTICE THE TEMPERATURES ARE ALL ABOVE FREEZING, SO EVEN IF IT DOES SNOW OR SLEET IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, I THINK THE ROADS ARE GOING TO BE FINE.” — Meteorologist
- “If you need to travel for any reason on Tuesday, check back regularly as the WJZ First Alert Weather team tweaks the forecast as new information comes in.” — WJZ First Alert Weather Team
- “Small shifts in the movement of the storm can change a forecast from accumulating snow to heavy rain.” — Meteorologist
As Maryland approaches the beginning of December, residents are advised to stay informed about changing weather conditions and prepare for potentially tricky travel on Sunday and Tuesday.
