Western Maryland Weather Outlook and Snow Shapes Explained
Much colder today with snow and strong winds followed by clearing tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures fall to the 20s with lingering wintry mix, then sunny, very cold Tuesday and a warming trend midweek into the 40s, while long-range outlook predicts near normal highs around 43 and lows 24 with below normal precipitation. The piece also explains snowflake shapes linked to cloud temperatures and notes a mid-December to January cold spell with multiple snow events, plus a profile of David Lesher as a meteorology expert.
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