This wind isn’t over for us yet – CBS Baltimore

Hi everybody!

Overnight we saw a strong northwesterly wind blowing some snow on our way out of Lake Erie. That’s not unusual during the winter when “hawks” fly in from east-central Canada. It’s a visual image, but nothing more than an image captured by our radar and cameras, showing cold winds and continuing chills.

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By midday, we should see winds diminish as a major Canadian peak settles over the Mid-Atlantic. But that high is also pulling the coldest air of this two-day winter feeling right to your doorstep. Today, we’re in the mid-20s, basically your average overnight low! And even if the wind is fading, it will still feel like teenagers over 20. But we’re not done with the wind yet.

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Overnight, winds will turn from the south, and lighter air will begin to run up I-95. But with an overnight low of 19° and winds rising again, wind chill will be in the numbers. Ultimately, that mild air should take us to average daytime peaks in the mid-40s on Wednesday and Thursday before slamming back into the mid-30s on Friday. But two near-average days in January is a big deal. And we’ll take it!

Wear that mask. It will keep you warm and safe!

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Marty B!