by FOX45 Weather Authority Team

Tue, February 11th 2025 at 8:18 AM

Snow totals expected across Maryland

(Updated Tuesday February 11, 6:30 AM by Meteorologist Amy Aaronson)

Weather Alert for Tuesday & Wednesday as a winter storm is expected to impact the entire state of Maryland with accumulating snow leading to difficult and hazardous travel in many locations.

Winter Storm Warnings have been issued by the National Weather Service along with Winter Weather Advisories to the north of I-70. They are in effect Tuesday afternoon through 7am Wednesday.

Tuesday morning looks dry but by the late morning through the afternoon, snow will spread northward into the area.

The storm will arrive from around the early afternoon on Tuesday and last through early Wednesday AM with the worst impacts from the late Tue evening through early Wed AM.

Snow totals look to be highest to the south of Baltimore where over half a foot will be possible and even likely along and south of the bay bridge on both sides of the Chesapeake.

Farther north, lesser amounts are expected but nearly 100% of the state is forecast to receive accumulating snow. You can expect most locations along and south of I-70 to have hazardous travel during the peak of the storm from late Tuesday through Wednesday morning until crews have a chance to clear and treat roads.

Here is what to expect for Moderate winter storm impacts

The snow will taper on Wednesday morning and dry weather with temps above freezing will linger during the day. But later in the afternoon and evening another disturbance arrives to bring rain, and a mixture of rain & wet snow to the northwest. Little to no additional accumulations are expected as temperatures will be too warm. This weekend turns wetter and milder.