Will Maryland get snow on Christmas?

Baltimore: So, it looks like we might not have a white Christmas this year. The forecast shows a chance of snow early on Christmas Eve, but it’s not looking too promising for the big day itself.

The weather’s been pretty chilly lately, with temps dropping below freezing. Sunday was expected to hit a high of just 31 degrees, and it’s going to get even colder overnight. Winter shelters are open in the city to help those in need during this cold snap.

On Monday, we might see a slight warm-up, with highs around 35 and some sunshine. But then, as we head into Tuesday, there’s a chance of snow starting around 1 a.m. The chance of snow could go up to 30% by midday, so keep your fingers crossed!

Christmas Day is looking partly sunny with a high near 44, so it might be a bit chilly but not too bad. The rest of the week seems to follow suit, with similar temperatures and some clouds hanging around.

If you or someone you know needs a warm place to stay, Baltimore City has activated winter shelters. Just call the shelter hotline to get connected. Stay warm out there!