Latest weather data shows that Anne Arundel and other southern and central counties could see 9 to 11 inches of snow Monday as meteorologists predict the heaviest portion of the storm to pass over Central Maryland — prompting increased snowfall predictions statewide.

A slight shift in the snowstorm headed to the Baltimore region Sunday night might bring fewer inches of snow to the area. Gerard Jebaily, chief meteorologist for FOX45 News, said the storm will bring about 4 to 6 inches of snow to the area,

Baltimore County officials are preparing for extreme winter weather conditions. Baltimore is expected to get from six to nine inches of snow, according to FPX4

Maryland has entered a state of preparedness ahead of Monday’s snowstorm that is likely to bring 4 to 6 inches of snow to the Baltimore area. The state of preparedness, which enhances the state’s ability to respond effectively to potential weather hazards,