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Update: 10/16/2020
I will be making a new post soon. Stay tuned for it.
Update: 3/4/2020
Enjoy the nice weather! I will be monitoring the weather, but winter seems to be over. There are already cherry blossoms. March 10-13 is something to watch though.
Update: 2/20/2020

There is a chance for a late afternoon/evening flurry for Maryland, mainly in southern Maryland(the beaches, Prince George's County, St. Mary's County, etc.)(these areas probably will see some flurries with chances of a snow shower). For MoCo, there is a small chance of flurries, but there is a higher chance in southern MoCo. There is an 8-25% chance of flurries today, depending on where you live. Areas south and west of MoCo(and DC) have the highest chance of snow. There is a very low chance of accumulation(1-7%)(in MoCo), and almost no chance of measurable snow(<1%). This snow event is mainly for North Carolina and southern Virginia, where several inches of snow are expected. Don't be surprised if you see snow falling today.

Update: Feb 14, 2020(Happy Valentine's Day!)
There is a chance for an afternoon snow shower(the highest chances are at late PM as the afternoon goes on). Since temps will struggle to get above freezing, there could be some accumulations. If we get lucky, there could be a snow squall(a snow squall line is trying to develop)(not 100%). It will be very cold today and Saturday, with highs in the low to upper 30's, and lows in the teens to lower 20's. Wind chills could get down to the single digits. Anyway, Happy Valentine's Day!


Update: Feb 5, 2020, Thursday
There is a chance for some thunder Friday morning, and as temps fall in the 30's and become lower, we could see some snow showers in the afternoon. Now, this is a chance, not a guarantee, that this could happen. If this does happen, there will be no accumulating snow(maybe in places that have an elevation that is above 1000 ft). The flood watch has been canceled for MoCo because the rainfall wasn't as heavy as expected, there could still be floods in places where water drainage is bad. It is possible we could see some flakes tomorrow, Fredrick County, and Northern Western Maryland has the best chances of seeing flakes(the mountains will get snow).


Update: February 2, 2020, Sunday(palindrome):

As you can see, there is a snow/winter weather threat Wednesday night-Thursday. The models have trended colder(this was yesterday), but snow, accumulating snow, seems like a long shot after mild temps(Monday and Tuesday may hit the 60's)(Monday probably will). It is something to watch. As of 2/2/2020, most models just show rain, which makes sense. 1 inch of rain approximately equals 10 inches of snow. If models trend colder, much much colder, then we could have a chance at some accumulating snow. Anyways,  Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring, which kind of makes sense due to the much above average temps last month and this week. But, however, please take into mind that he has been wrong for the past 3 years. However, I feel like we are going to get one of those weird March storms. And by storm, I mean 5+ inches of snow(at least 6 for parts upcounty or parts of downcounty, whichever region the storm favors). We will get snow in February, I am just saying that I feel like that is going to happen.
Update: January 31, 2020, Friday(9:30PM)

This tweet from Mike Thomas shows that there is a chance of some rain showers tonight. The best chances are areas east of the 1-95 corridor.

This threat is just rain now. There will be some patchy spots of freezing fog(fog that freezes on surfaces and ices everything) tonight and early Saturday AM. There is a chance of showers/rain on Saturday, but just plain rain.
There is a special weather statement for all of MoCo for freezing fog. When you wake up(before 7-8AM), there might be freezing fog(some ice) on surfaces.