Snowstorms impact Maryland with deep freeze ahead

Winter weather is set to impact several regions this weekend, starting with snow accumulation on Sunday. South Jersey could see one to two inches of snow, while areas northwest of I-95 in Maryland may experience three to six inches due to an Arctic cold front. Snow is expected to begin by mid-morning and taper off by evening, with temperatures dropping significantly overnight, leading to dangerous wind chills. Additionally, a potential Nor'easter could develop, bringing heavier snow to areas south and east of the Champlain Valley. Meteorologists are advising residents to prepare for slick conditions and travel disruptions as the cold settles in, with temperatures forecasted to remain below freezing through the week. Alerts for extreme cold have been issued for multiple days following the snowfall, emphasizing the need for caution.