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Maryland Weather: Alert Day, chilly rain for the Ravens game
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BALTIMORE — An area of low pressure moves in today producing rain, snow, and wind for the region. Be sure to stay tuned to the First Alert team for updates throughout the day.
- WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FOR CARROLL, FREDERICK, WASHINGTON, ALLEGANY & GARRETT CO FROM SATURDAY MORNING THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING FOR SIGNIFICANT SNOW & ICE ACCUMULATIONS.
- WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR CENTRAL & NORTHERN BALTIMORE CO., HARFORD CO. AND ALL OF HOWARD COUNTY UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING. SOUTHEAST HOWARD CO. EXPIRES AT 2 PM.
- SATURDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT: We start the day with mostly cloudy skies. Precipitation moves in from the south through the mid-morning hours. Areas along I-95 start as a wintry mix/snow before changing over to rain. Areas west of I-95 have the best chance for starting and staying as snow for a longer period of time.
A wintry mix will occur across the region throughout the morning into the afternoon with a gradual changeover to all rain as the day progresses. There have been some changes to the forecast. Warmer air in the upper atmosphere is now forecast to get pulled into the system, leading to more of a wintry mix than just all snow. This means snow, sleet and freezing rain will be possible. The most significant and prolonged accumulations of snow and ice will occur for areas west and north of the Beltway where 1-3″ of mixed precipitation will fall. Lower totals close to the Beltway, higher totals the closer to the PA border and west toward Carroll & Frederick Co.
In Baltimore, a trace to an inch will fall before changing to rain. Accumulations will range from hardly any near Downtown to about an inch on the west and north sides of the Beltway and places like Pikesville, Towson, Woodlawn, Owings Mills.
Areas farther north toward Westminster, Thurmont & Emmittsburg, Parkton, Whitehall, Shawsville and Dublin could see up to 3″ of snow and sleet accumulations with some light icing. Areas farther north will likely stay all snow longer before the precip becomes mixed then change over to rain.
BALTIMORE SHOULD CHANGEOVER FROM MIXED PRECIP TO ALL RAIN BY NOON SATURDAY OR SHORTLY THEREAFTER.
AREAS FARTHER NORTH WILL TAKE LONGER TO CHANGE OVER, SO A MORE PROLONGED PERIOD OF WINTRY WEATHER IS EXPECTED BEFORE CHANGING TO ALL RAIN, WHICH SHOULD OCCUR BY LATE AFTERNOON, IF NOT EARLIER.
WESTERN MARYLAND WILL SEE SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS WITH TRAVEL DIFFICULT TO IMPOSSIBLE THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT FROM US 15 IN FREDERICK CO. AND POINTS WEST INTO GARRETT CO. ALONG WITH ADJACENT PORTIONS OF THE WEST VIRGINIA PANHANDLE AND SOUTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA.
Temperatures look to stay above the freezing mark in Baltimore county through much of the day and night—although it will be a very chilly rain. Other impacts with this system include gusty winds and some areas of flooding.
Sunday
Leftover precipitation is possible, mainly in the morning hours. Once this system departs, it will take the moisture with it pretty quickly. We can expect mostly cloudy skies through the morning giving way to partly sunny skies for the afternoon with high temperatures in the low to mid-40s. It’s also breezy on Sunday with peak gusts near 25 mph.
Sunday Night
Calmer and drier skies stick around for the next few days with partly cloudy skies. It’s a chilly night ahead with lows in the low 30s.
Monday
We start the week off with quiet conditions. It’s mostly sunny on Monday with high temperatures in the mid-40s.
Another potent system eyes the region and should spread rain into the area by Tuesday. Yes, I said it, rain. A very brief period of a wintry mix is possible, but temperatures climb into the upper 50s on Tuesday. It does appear to be a washout, so be sure to take the umbrella and pack the patience if traveling. Rain and wind continue into Tuesday night.
We dry out by Wednesday afternoon with a lingering breeze and partly sunny skies.
Be sure to check back with the WJZ First Alert weather team for updates.
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3 Takeaways from the Spartans’ Victory over Maryland
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The Michigan State Spartans under head coach Jonathan Smith are 2-0 thanks to a road win against a tough Maryland team, 27-24.
Resilience might be the word to describe this squad so far. The Spartans made some big blunders against the Terrapins and still found a way to battle back. The gritty performance might have been enough to get the Spartans into a bowl game.
Here are three takeaways from the Spartans’ win.
Aidan Chiles: Very Young, Very Talented
Chiles looked vastly improved from the home opener against Florida Atlantic. Again, he looked like an 18-year-old quarterback.
Chiles got not just his first passing touchdown as a Spartan, but three passing touchdowns to go with 24 of 39 passing and 363 yards. He also had three interceptions, which very nearly cost the Spartans the game.
Chiles has about as strong an arm as any quarterback to wear the green and white in recent memory. He is dangerous when he is on the move.
Perhaps a critique is that he should try to make more plays with his legs, he has seemed cautious to these first two games. The first pass rusher to get to Chiles likely won’t bring him down — Chiles has a great feel for the pocket and he is quite slippery.
Chiles overcame some poor mistakes and throwing mechanics (his feet tend to get wide and it factors into his overthrows) to lead the Spartans in the most critical of situations against a sturdy Maryland defense.
Huge game for Chiles, who showed why the hype was so promising.
Can the Spartans Stay Healthy on Defense?
Already, this Spartans squad is beaten up. Dillon Tatum, a key defensive back, lost for the season. Wide receiver Alante Brown, whose injury allowed for Nick Marsh to announce himself to the world, lost for the foreseeable future. Kristian Phillips at guard was huge.
During the Maryland game, several Spartans were beat up. Few even had to go into the tent on the sideline. It will be crucial for the Spartans to remain healthy, especially on defense. Most especially in the defensive backfield.
The Spartans are very confident in their young defensive backs — Justin Denson Jr., Andrew Brinson IV, and Jaylen Thompson can all be very good players, but they need more time to develop.
If more Spartans fall to injury, the defensive backfield could get very young.
Nick Marsh is the Real Deal
Marsh was the recruiting gem of 2024, the best player in a class with plenty of good talent. A highly-rated four-star, Marsh was the No. 107-ranked player in the class by 247Sports. Marsh, of course, stood out in fall camp like the high-profile recruit he was.
6-foot-3, 208 pounds, Marsh already had a man’s body. At just 18 years old.
“Possesses the size, athleticism, and multi-sport profile that projects very well in the long term,” 247Sports’ Gabe Brooks wrote. “Traitsy mismatch wideout with high-major impact potential and the ceiling to develop into an NFL Draft candidate.”
With the loss of Brown, Marsh was asked to step up. Step up he did — eight receptions for 194 receiving yards and a touchdown. Wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins might have his next in the line of Jalen Nailor, Jayden Reed and Keon Coleman.
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