A fun little graphic that shows percentages of Christmas' since 1980 across the United States with once inch or more of snow cover.  ❄️☃️🎅🏻✝️🎄

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SNOW UPDATE ❄️:  It’s November 14th … and we have ourselves our first snow update!  Nothing major, but all computer models are showing the possibility of wintry precipitation tomorrow afternoon.  Central MD could see a mixture of frozen precip just after lunchtime with greater chances as we work our way through mid to later afternoon.  Rain, sleet and yes … perhaps some snow 😁❄️.   Not much is expected (if any), but there is that slight chance for those (special to many), first flakes!  Maybe we will see something like the picture below soon, but more than likely not tomorrow.

Stay tuned and #followthesnowman ☃️

Space for this page provided by Maryland musician and artist, Matthew C. Shuman. Stop on in and find out more: The Music and Art of Matthew C. Shuman. Currently being featured by the Maryland State Arts Council.  Visit his BLOG.
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😂 ☔️ 🩴 🧤 🧴 🧥 🕶 🍹 ☕️ 🤪

It’s coming … hang in there until Thursday.

Graphic credit: Capital Weather Gang

Space for this page provided by Maryland musician and artist, Matthew C. Shuman. Stop on in and find out more: The Music and Art of Matthew C. Shuman. Visit his BLOG. If you are a fan of solo piano music stream it free,
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Here are some of the drawings he has been working on over the past few months. Click image below for more.

Space for this page provided by Maryland musician and artist, Matthew C. Shuman. Stop on in and find out more: The Music and Art of Matthew C. Shuman. Visit his BLOG. If you are a fan of solo piano music stream it free, b
PANDORA SPOTIFY APPLE MUSIC AMAZON

Matthew's latest Blog Post from his blog, "Creating at the Speed of Life."
​Matthew's art has made it to the state level! It will be featured in the Maryland State Art Council's next exhibit!!!

Here is one on his most recent pet portraits. Would you like your pet drawn or having a drawing done for someone else as a gift? Contact Matt for more information. matthew.shuman@comcast.net

SNOW UPDATE ❄️: Good Saturday morning everyone! We’ve been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning. Accumulation numbers have increased for much of the state. See graphic below. We are now looking at the potential for a widespread 3-6 inches of snow with pockets potentially higher. The system has quite a bit of energy bringing possible heavy periods of snowfall that will more than likely overpower the above freezing road temps. If you are out and about, stay safe. Have a great snowy Saturday and don’t forget to change those clocks ahead an hour tonight so that we can mess up how we feel for awhile. 🤪😂

​WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM THIS MORNING TO 3 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON
WHAT: Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches. Northwest winds will gust around 45 to 55 mph.
WHERE: Portions of north-central Maryland as well as western Loudoun County in Virginia and northern Fauquier County in Virginia.
WHEN: From 6 AM this morning to 3 PM EST this afternoon. Rain will change to snow between 7 AM and 9 AM this morning. A band of moderate to heavy snow is most likely through late this morning before tapering off to a lighter snow early this afternoon.
IMPACTS: Plan on slippery road conditions. Gusty winds couldbring down tree branches.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Visibility may be reduced to below one-quarter mile at times. Brief near blizzard conditions are
possible. Snowfall rates around one to two inches per hour are expected this morning.

Stay tuned and #followthesnowman ☃️