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BALTIMORE —

Meteorologist Ava Marie is tracking two rounds of a wintry weather in Maryland this weekend.

Saturday will be an Impact Weather Day as rain and snow develops in the morning, and then tapers by early afternoon. Minor snow accumulation of a trace to 1" is possible, mainly north and west of Baltimore. Some roads could become slick while temperatures are closer to freezing.

The rain and snow will taper by Saturday afternoon, as temperatures warm to near 40 degrees.

Another storm system will develop on Sunday, but to the south of the Baltimore Area. The steadiest precipitation will be in southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore where a trace to 1" of snow accumulation is possible. Light, scattered snow may still graze the Baltimore area on Sunday.

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Two winter storm fronts will bring separate chances for accumulating snow to the greater Baltimore area this weekend, according to forecasters.

While the overall likelihood of significant accumulation is low, there is a possibility of some depending on the track of the storms.

The first front will arrive overnight Friday into the early morning hours of Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. The greatest chance of snow for the Baltimore area will be during the overnight hours, with scattered snow showers possible on Saturday morning before switching to rain through early afternoon.

According to the National Weather Service, forecasted temperatures combined with dry air will likely limit snow accumulations to a dusting in most areas, if any accumulation occurs at all.

The most likely locations to see around an inch of snow or more are along Parr's Ridge to the Maryland/Pennsylvania border, and from the Catoctins to around the Hagerstown area.

A second front will arrive from the coast on early Sunday morning before moving north Sunday night into Monday morning.

“The storm is expected to move quickly up the East Coast," AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dan Pydynowski said in the agency's latest forecast. "Its exact track will determine how far north snow spreads and whether coastal communities see accumulations or just a brief burst of snow."

The greatest chance of snow for the Baltimore area will be during the day on Sunday, forecasters said. Areas to the southeast of Interstate 95 are more likely to see additional accumulation.

Regardless of final accumulation, even brief periods of snow could create slick roads, particularly on bridges and overpasses, leading to travel delays.

Temperatures are expected to plummet to 24 degrees overnight Sunday with wind chills as cold as 0. The cold will persist into Monday night with possible wind chills near -10 degrees.

Any accumulation near Interstate 95 cities could also disrupt commuting and airport operations at the start of the new week.

Here's a look at the detailed National Weather Service forecast for the region:

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 36. West wind around 9 mph becoming south in the afternoon.

Friday Night: Scattered snow showers, mainly between 1am and 2am. Increasing clouds, with a low around 32. South wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Saturday: Scattered snow showers before 10am, then scattered rain showers between 10am and 1pm. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 45. South wind 5 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Saturday Night: A slight chance of rain after 1am, mixing with snow after 4am. Increasing clouds, with a low around 32. Light west wind. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Sunday: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 37. Northwest wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 24.

Monday: Sunny, with a high near 37.

Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 15.

Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 25.

Two days after a missed field goal kept the Baltimore Ravens out of the NFL playoffs, the team has fired head coach John Harbaugh.

BALTIMORE — Just two days after a missed field goal in the waning seconds of the Baltimore Ravens game kept them out of the playoffs, the team has fired head coach John Harbaugh, reports said.

Owner Steve Bisciotti said Tuesday he relieved Harbaugh of his duties after the Ravens were one of the league’s most disappointing teams this season. They went 8-9 and missed the playoffs after entering Week 1 as one of the Super Bowl favorites. Baltimore’s season ended Sunday night when Tyler Loop missed a last-second field goal, allowing Pittsburgh to hold on for a 26-24 victory in the game that decided the AFC North title.

“This was an incredibly difficult decision, given the tremendous 18 years we have spent together and the profound respect I have for John as a coach and, most importantly, as a great man of integrity," Bisciotti said in a statement. "Throughout what I firmly believe is a Hall of Fame coaching career, John has delivered a Super Bowl championship to Baltimore and served as a steadfast pillar of humility and leadership.”

In a statement, Harbaugh thanked Bisciotti and the Ravens organization for his time in Baltimore.

“Well, I was hoping for a different kind of message on my last day here, someday, but that day has come today,” Harbaugh said. “It comes with disappointment certainly, but more with GRATITUDE & APPRECIATION. Gratitude to the owner and organization who was willing to bring in a head coach who made his mark with special teams success. A difficult thing to do … and Appreciation for all the moments, all these years, that are etched into eternity.”

Only the third head coach in Ravens history, Harbaugh departs after leaving an indelible mark on the franchise, the team said in a statement.

"We now begin the challenging, but exciting, process of identifying the next leader of our football team," Bisciotti said. "We fully understand the expectations of our fans and everyone in the Ravens organization. Finding another strong leader and partner who will reflect these high standards is paramount. We deeply appreciate our fans and will continue to work relentlessly to bring them, our city and the extended community the success they deserve."

ESPN's lead NFL writer, Adam Schefter, broke the news on X shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday.

"Sources: John Harbaugh is out as the Ravens head coach," Schefter posted.

During Harbaugh's 18 seasons in Baltimore, the Ravens compiled a 180-113 record with a 13-11 postseason record and one Super Bowl championship. That win in 2012 came over his younger brother Jim Harbaugh and the San Francisco 49ers.

Rookie kicker Tyler Loop’s missed field goal allowed the Pittsburgh Steelers to claim their first AFC North title in five years with a 26-24 win Sunday over the Ravens.

This season was only the sixth time Baltimore missed the postseason under Harbaugh. That’s the same number of times the Ravens won the AFC North with him at the helm.

But most of Baltimore’s postseason success came in his first few seasons. The Ravens went to the AFC title game three times in his first five years as coach, culminating in their run to the 2012 Super Bowl title as a wild card.

At that point, Harbaugh was 9-4 in the postseason, but after that he was just 4-7. After three straight seasons without a playoff berth, Lamar Jackson arrived in 2018 and led Baltimore to a division title. But Harbaugh’s lone trip to an AFC title game with Jackson was wasted two seasons ago when Baltimore lost at home to Kansas City.

Squandering significant advantages became a troubling trend for the Ravens in Harbaugh’s last few seasons. The Ravens have blown 10 double-digit leads in the second half in the last six seasons. No other team has done that more than seven times.

After a hamstring injury sidelined Jackson, Baltimore stumbled to a 1-5 start in 2025. Harbaugh and the Ravens worked their way back into contention and eventually reached Sunday’s winner-take-all matchup as a favorite to beat the Steelers. But despite Derrick Henry’s early dominance on the ground and Jackson’s sensational fourth quarter, another season ended in excruciating fashion.

If this departure was a result of that loss — which is not necessarily clear — then the missed kick at the end could have quite a domino effect throughout the league. If he wants to coach next season, Harbaugh may be the most sought-after person on the market, and the Baltimore job might the best available, given the short-term possibilities with Jackson at quarterback and the organization's reputation for stability.

The Baltimore Banner said Harbaugh had the most wins of any coach in Ravens history. His departure was confirmed by a team spokesman to the website.

Harbaugh, 63, was the NFL’s second-longest-tenured active head coach, behind the Steelers’ Mike Tomlin, the Banner said. In March, he signed a contract extension through the 2028 season.

Asked in April about his expectations for the franchise’s next three decades in Baltimore, Bisciotti told the team website, “I want to win now. I don’t give a damn about 30 years from now, I really don’t.”

Baltimore was Harbaugh's first stint as a head coach after working in the Philadelphia Eagles organization as special teams coordinator from 1998 to 2006 and as the defensive backs coach in 2007, the New York Post said.

The Associated Press contributed reporting.

January 11 Pathways to Employment for Individuals with Disabilities This is part of a free eight-week work readiness program for individuals with disabilities. Attendees will build skills and discover their strengths in a safe setting meant to drive confidence and success. It runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Price: Free Register: jcsbalt.org/pathways-to-employment/

January 18 “Modernisms” Curator-Led Tour and Collage Workshop From 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., the Jewish Museum of Maryland is hosting an afternoon full of fun in which curator J. Susan Isaacs takes attendees through the “Modernisms” exhibit before making a collage of their own. Price: $20 Register: jewishmuseummd.org/event/curator-led-tour-collage-workshop/

January 19 Brunch & Serve in Honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s Birthday Spend MLK Day helping the community! Third Space at Shaarai Tfiloh is hosting an event from 9 a.m. to noon for packing snack bags for local kids. The first two hours of the event are for service, while the last hour is for a brunch for those who attend. Price: Free, suggested donation of $18 Register: thirdspacest.org/event/mlkbrunchandserve/

January 19 MLK Day of Service From 1 to 3 p.m., middle schoolers will come together at the Owings Mills JCC to work on meaningful projects for the community while enjoying pizza, music, games and each other’s company. It’s open to all 5th through 8th graders. Price: $18 Register: jcc.org/event/mlk-day-of-service-2/

January 19 Pickle and Pack with Associated Women! Meet at Bounce Pickleball for an event hosted by The Associated. Open play costs $60, while open play plus a class is $78. The fun runs from 2 to 4:30 p.m., with the event focusing on lots of reps in a high-energy environment. There will be minimal downtime! Price: $60 to $78 Register: https://tinyurl.com/2z3abndv

January 20 Interfaith Blanket Making Join the Baltimore Jewish Council and Word of Life Church at The Associated’s Pearlstone Ballroom for a night of blanket making (without sewing!) for the children at Sinai Hospital. The event runs from 6 to 8 p.m., and folks of all backgrounds are encouraged to come! Price: Free Register: https://tinyurl.com/47cxvpnz

January 21 Sassy Stories, Strong Women and Serious Fun: Inside the Books of Sara Goodman Confino Author Sara Goodman Confino will join the Jewish Library of Baltimore and Associated Women for a night focused on her heartfelt novels. The tickets cost $18, with a $54 ticket including a meet-and-greet with the author. The event runs from 5:45 to 8:30 p.m., but make sure to inquire about specific times depending on what ticket you get. Price: $18 to $54 Register: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/fWCquqBXGQkAzloOOYOQTQ

January 22 Cozy Crafting: Mezuzah Magic From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., you can come to the Jewish Museum of Maryland to craft your own mezuzahs, enjoy a beverage of your choice and learn about the history of the (usually) nondescript markers on doors of Jewish homes everywhere. Sign up now to reserve your spot! Price: $10 Register: https://tinyurl.com/4yux3hj6

The 8×10, a longtime staple of the Baltimore, MD music scene and a go-to tour stop for rising bands for decades, will close its doors for good in 2026. The independent venue’s owners, Brian Shupe and Abigail Janssens, announced the news in a Facebook post on January 1st.

“The New Year is a time to look forward and make new plans,” the post reads. “With that energy in mind, we are announcing the closure of The 8×10 on June 30th, 2026. We have happily spent the last 20 years serving the music community of Baltimore, even extending our lease in hopes of finding a new owner to carry on the live music tradition in Federal Hill. While we still hold out hope for that to happen, we are planning these next six months as the end of our stewardship of The 8×10.”

“We cannot thank all the patrons, bands, and staff who have helped us to celebrate music and togetherness at The 8×10 for the last 20 years,” the post continues. “So… look forward and make plans to come say goodbye to the venue before the lights go out on Cross Street for the last time.” The post also includes the full lyrics to “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac.

explains in a report on the venue’s closure that “the husband and wife duo are retiring, shifting focus to taking care of their aging parents,” adding that “20 years at the helm of the business was always the plan, [with Shupe] describing it as their ‘stewardship’ of a venue that first opened in 1983 as Joe’s Organic Juice Bar.”

The report by also notes some of the many bands that have played the cramped but beloved room—among them, Phish’s first-ever Maryland concert on December 7th, 1989—and includes a quote about the room from “Scrambled” Greg Ormont of Baltimore-based jam favorites Pigeons Playing Ping Pong: “I always described The 8×10 as the ideal intimate venue, where the spring-loaded dance floor had bands and fans bouncing in unison, and that’s how I’ll always remember it,” Ormont said.

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong – “On The Rise” – The 8×10 – Baltimore, MD – 7/25/12

Read the full post about the coming closure of Baltimore, MD’s The 8×10 below. Read the Banner‘s full report here.