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The more things change, the more snow days stay the same.

In Woodberry, the families hunkered down inside. Yet the lights shone from one stalwart, neighborhood institution.

If you don’t have a sled, there may be time to get one before Monday.

It’s beginning to look a lot like snow days, with a large winter storm predicted to bring 4 to 10 inches of accumulation to the region starting Sunday night.

The National Weather Service has placed the state under a winter storm warning — most of the Baltimore metro area is forecast to see at least half a foot of snow.

A winter storm watch starts Sunday evening and runs through late Monday night, with meteorologists forecasting 4 to 8 inches of snow for the city.

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Drivers in the Baltimore area and surrounding counties can expect snow showers and slippery road conditions on their commutes home Friday evening.

Some Maryland school systems have announced they’ll close early on Friday due to the weather.

If you’re able to withstand the cold and wind, Thursday night could be one of your best shots to see a meteor shower this year.

As the first week of 2025 begins, so will more winter weather in the Baltimore region.

A Canadian cold front will approach the region on Tuesday, and a winter weather advisory has been issued for most of Maryland.

No one I know of studies Chesapeake Bay fog. It’s just the weather. But after spotting an increasing number of fog warnings on the Bay Bridge, maybe someone should.

Three men have been reported dead from cold-related illness in Maryland so far this winter season.

Rain showers are expected to continue into Wednesday morning, potentially making the morning commute slower than usual.

Annapolis is the center of power in Maryland, but it's not the easiest place to get to without a car.

A cold front is making its way to region, bringing with it a slight chance of rain and snow Thursday morning.

Wisp Ski Resort is opening its slopes in Western Maryland on Friday for skiers and snowboarders.

Forecasters are predicting rainy, windy weather for the Baltimore area on Thanksgiving Day, with a cold snap to follow over the holiday weekend.

Blue catfish won’t sit nobly at the center of your feast like a Norman Rockwell turkey, or come with lore like Maryland stuffed ham. It does have the element of abundance, though.