Prepare Yourself For Snow Storms This Winter In Maryland

Maryland is no stranger to cold weather, but our winters can definitely vary year by year. We’ve had our share of mild winters, as well as winters that seem to have non-stop blizzards. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, the upcoming cold season will have flip-flopping temperatures, as well as snow storms in January and February. Read on for the details, and prepare yourselves!

Every year, the Farmers’ Almanac announces its predictions for the upcoming winter season. Here’s a look at what you can expect for 2021-22.

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According to the Extended Forecast, the Atlantic Seaboard may be especially stormy in January, despite the month starting out mild.

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As we approach the middle through end of the month, there could be a stretch of precipitation of all types, including rain, snow, sleet, and ice.

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February is predicted to have a flip-flopping forecast with 57% fewer days of precipitation. However, a “winter whopper” is forecasted for parts of the Northeast towards the end of the month.

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No matter what happens, you’ll want to be prepared. Be sure you have a winter coat, warm hat, snow boots, and a sturdy shovel, just in case.

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And consider taking the time to marvel at Maryland’s scenic spots when covered in snow. From its waterfalls…

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…to its historic covered bridges, Maryland’s local gems are absolutely picturesque when covered in the white stuff. Bundle up and explore!

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Learn more about the Farmers’ Almanac forecast for the 2021-22 season by clicking on the link below. Stay warm, friends!

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Click here to read more about the upcoming forecast from the Farmers’ Almanac.