WE’RE GIVING YOU A LIVE LOOK RIGHT NOW FROM OUR CAMERA IN FELLS POINT. YOU CAN SEE DRY WEATHER. NOTHING FALLING AT THE MOMENT, BUT ALREADY THERE ARE SOME AREAS THAT MIGHT BE SEEING A FEW FLURRIES OR MAYBE EVEN A DUSTING IN SOME SPOTS. I’LL BE WATCHING THE RADAR REALLY CLOSELY FOR YOU SO THAT YOU KNOW WHAT AREAS COULD BE IMPACTED, BUT AT THIS POINT IT ALL LOOKS REALLY LIGHT IN NATURE UP TOWARDS YORK AND WEST. MAYBE THAT ZONE THERE MAY HAVE A FEW SLICK SPOTS WHEN THAT SNOW IS COMING DOWN, BUT THIS IS VERY ISOLATED AND MAINLY CENTERED NORTH OF BALTIMORE. THIS IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF ENERGY THAT’S COMING INTO THE ATMOSPHERE, AND IT’S CREATING SOME OF THESE SNOW SHOWERS ALREADY THIS MORNING. IT’S JUST MARGINALLY COLD. SO ACTUALLY A LOT OF PLACES ARE ABOVE FREEZING. WE’RE AT 32 ELLICOTT CITY, 32, BEL AIR, 37. DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE, 35, IN CENTERVILLE. BUT IT IS BELOW FREEZING RIGHT NOW IN SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA. SO IF ANY OF THOSE SNOW SHOWERS ARE COMING DOWN, THAT’S WHY THERE COULD BE A FEW SLICK SPOTS NORTH OF HANOVER. TEMPERATURES WILL BE SETTLING MAYBE A FEW DEGREES LOWER TO THE LOW 30S THROUGH 8:00 AND THEN CLIMBING THROUGH THE 30S. WHAT A DIFFERENCE. I MEAN, YESTERDAY WE HIT 60 IN MANY SPOTS. TODAY WILL ONLY BE IN THE 30S. WE’RE CLOUDY THROUGHOUT THE DAY AND THERE COULD BE A FEW SNOW SHOWERS THAT POP UP. REALLY AT ANY POINT. LOOKING AT THE FUTURE RADAR, WE’RE GOING TO SEE HOW WE GET SOME WINTRY SHOWERS THAT DEVELOP OVERNIGHT. SO YOU’RE GOING TO SEE SOME ICE THAT DEVELOPS THAT PINK ON THE MAP THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING. BUT LOOK HOW QUICKLY IT GETS OUT OF HERE BY NOON TOMORROW. SO THAT’S REALLY GOING TO ALLOW THINGS TO IMPROVE THROUGH TOMORROW AFTERNOON. THE PROBLEM IS REALLY ANY TIME AFTER ABOUT 8:00 TONIGHT, WE COULD START TO SEE SOME SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN. I’D SAY AFTER MIDNIGHT IT GETS MORE STEADY. AND THEN ESPECIALLY THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING, ALL THE WAY THROUGH ABOUT NOON, THERE WILL BE SOME ICY SURFACES. SO SLEET TO FREEZING RAIN EVENTUALLY MELTING ALL TO A RAIN. BUT THAT’S GOING TO CREATE A LOT OF ICE ACCUMULATION ON SURFACES, ESPECIALLY NORTH AND WEST OF BALTIMORE, WHERE IT’S COLDER AND IT WILL SLOWLY GET MELTING FROM 8:00 TOMORROW MORNING THROUGH NOON AS IT CHANGES TO A RAIN, AND THEN EVENTUALLY DRIES OUT. SO OUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST, WE’RE TRACKING THIS IMPACT WEATHER, WHICH ESPECIALLY STARTS TONIGHT AND LASTS THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING. THAT ICE ACCUMULATION MAY MAKE THE MORNING COMMUTE TRICKY. IT’S LIKELY GOING TO AFFECT SCHOOL SCHEDULES AND WE REALLY WON’T IMPROVE COMPLETELY UNTIL MIDDAY AND AFTERNOON, BUT WE’LL DRY OUT LATER TOMORROW AND WARM TO 43. FRIDAY LOOKS LIKE A SUNNY DAY. 48 SATURDAY THOUGH THERE COULD BE YET ANOTHER WINTRY MIX. A WHOLE MIXED BAG OF SLEET, SNOW OR FREEZING RAIN COULD DEVELOP ON SATURDAY SUNDAY, THEN LOOKS DRY. THAT’S YOUR BETTER DAY TO MAKE PLANS FOR THE WEEKEND. AND THEN ALREADY NEXT WEEK, I’M TRACKING YET ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WHICH MIGHT BRING SOME SNOW ACCUMULATION MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY. THAT ONE LEANS A LITTLE BIT MORE TOWARD