Baltimore Receives Winter Snowfall

Baltimore, Maryland experienced snowfall on Sunday, January 26, 2026, accumulating across the city. A view from Charles Street looking north towards the Washington Monument captured the scene as snow fell. The Baltimore Sun and othre local news outlets reported on the winter weather event.

The snowfall, while not record-breaking, provided a picturesque winter scene for residents. The National Weather Service had predicted a chance of snow showers throughout the weekend, and the forecast materialized, bringing a light dusting to several inches in different parts of the city.

City services were prepared for the snowfall. The Baltimore City Department of Public Works deployed crews to treat roadways and ensure safe travel conditions. Residents were advised to exercise caution while driving and to allow extra time for commutes.

The Washington Monument, a prominent landmark in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, was partially visible through the falling snow, creating a striking image. Karl Merton Ferron captured the photograph, which quickly circulated on social media, showcasing the city’s winter beauty.

While the snowfall caused some minor disruptions,it was generally welcomed by residents as a reminder of the season. Local schools and businesses largely remained open, and the city continued its normal operations with appropriate winter precautions in place. The Baltimore Office of Emergency Management encouraged residents to stay informed about weather updates and to prepare for potential winter weather hazards.