MARYLAND — While snow is most common in Maryland during the winter months, historical records show that snowfall in September is extremely rare but not impossible.
The state’s climate is generally classified as humid subtropical in the lower regions and humid continental in the western and northern highlands, with average September temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s.
According to historical weather data from the National Weather Service and state climatology records, measurable snowfall in Maryland during September has only occurred a handful of times…