Chesapeake Bay Weather

2013

Chesapeake Bay Weather was created in 2003 by acclaimed local weather forecaster Brian Mark Weber to provide timely, informative, and educational weather information to residents who live by or near the bay including Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and southern Pennsylvania. The site is now updated and features resources for meteorologists, serious weather enthusiasts, and casual weather observers such as maps, climate information, and products & services. Brian’s exclusive weather forecast may be found on Facebook by following Chesapeake Bay Weather or Ocean City MD Weather. Read Brian’s weekly weather column on the Chesapeake Bay Weather Blog. You can also follow Brian’s weather on Twitter. Brian’s new weekly weather blog features a forecast for the coming week, a review of last week’s weather, boating conditions, historical weather data, and a preview of astronomical events. Thanks for supporting Chesapeake Bay Weather, now celebrating its 10th year in the community!

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February Weather Almanac

February maximum temperatures on the Maryland portion of Chesapeake Bay range from the low 40s during the beginning of the month to the upper 40s later in the month. Colder days remain in the 30s with an occasional day or two below freezing. Occasional milder days may reach the 50s or low 60s. Lows are mainly in the 20s with some 10s. The wide swing in temperatures is due to the waning season of winter and the encroachment of warmer air to the south. However, February is historically the snowiest month on the Chesapeake. Some of our greatest snowstorms have occurred in February. The snowiest February on record was 50” in 2010, the winter of three blizzards. The coldest February temperature was -7 degrees (1899,1934) and the warmest was 83 degrees (1930). Source: National Weather Service.