Maybe? Maybe Not? Nothing is official 4 days out...

Winter Analysis | Mark Gonzalez | Feb 15, 2012

Disclaimer: "This is just an early speculation of what could happen and by no means is that set in stone."

Well, I dont know yet about it being "the big one" but everybody now is starting to pay notice to a possible coastal snowstorm for Sunday into Monday this President's Day weekend. Again once we get to about Friday, I think we can feel like we get a better handle on what is going to happen, but in this early stage of the game, I would say there are 2 possible scenarios:

Scenario #1. The low pressure tracks up the east coast, but moves a bit inland and Maryland sees a rain/snow mix (rain changing to snow from Baltimore on east as the storm wraps up)-some areas from DC/Balt on west could see 6+ inches that get all snow.

Scenario #2. The low pressure tracks up the east coast, but takes a more coastal track just east off the Delmarva or right along the coast itself. Maryland sees an all snow or mostly snow event. Some areas from Balt/DC on south and east in Maryland see 12 Inches of Snow.

This is just an early speculation of what could happen and by no means is that set in stone. The variables always to consider with these type of coastal storms on how much snow we get or whether it will be rain or snow will be track, time of day of the arrival of storm, intensity of the precip, how much cold air can be supplied from the north. STAY TUNED.