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The 52nd Annual Autumn Glory Festival, presented by the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, runs from October 9 – 13 in Garrett County, Maryland. The public is welcome to help Justin kick off his trek at 7:30 am on Sunday, August 4 th at the top of Odin’s Chute at Wisp Resort. Now in its sixth year, the event has raised over $180,000 for programs benefiting children with cancer and their families. The 7-day long trek starts atop Wisp Resort in McHenry on August 4 th and ends in Ocean City on August 10, 2019. One of his most popular fundraising endeavors, the Maryland Trek, an annual 329-mile hiking and biking journey across the state, kicks off in Garrett County this August. Justin’s passion for weather and his use of his trademarked Snowstix to measure snowfall has made him popular on social media with over a quarter of a million followers on Facebook, 20,000 followers on Instagram and 44,000 followers on Twitter.Īfter teaching at Stevenson University in Pikesville, Maryland for 10 years, Justin now focuses on forecasting online, consulting for businesses and schools, community outreach and fundraising efforts with the creation of his nonprofit organization Just in Power Kids, his Faith in the Flakes program, fundraising sales of his Snowstix and hosting around 80 school weather assemblies each year, where he has raised over $20,000 for Maryland schools. After graduating with a meteorology degree from Cornell University, Justin’s television weather broadcasting career included stops in Syracuse and Binghamton, New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before he settled with his family in Maryland. Patriot Automotive Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram: King of the 4WD is the title sponsor of the 52nd annual Autumn Glory Festival.Īn award-winning meteorologist, Justin forecasted weather on television stations on the east coast for 20 years including 14 years in Baltimore at WMAR and WBAL.
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The Grand Marshal is sponsored by the Greater Oakland Business Association (GOBA) and the town of Oakland, Maryland. The parade will be held on Saturday, October 12, beginning at 1 pm in Oakland.
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The difference between the latter two is whether it's a mostly snow event for areas northwest of Baltimore, or whether mixed precipitation slips in.The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce, Autumn Glory Festival presenter, is proud to announce meteorologist Justin Berk as the Grand Marshal of Garrett County’s 52 nd annual Autumn Glory Festival Grand Feature Parade, sponsored by Garrett Regional Medical Center, a proud affiliate of WVU Medicine. Foot's Forecast foresees three possible scenarios - one in which snow stays to the north, bringing just rain to Maryland, and then two more likely scenarios bringing a wintry mix turning to snow to most of the region.Local meteorologist "Eric the Red" says more recent model runs show rain as more likely, and is waiting for models to stop flipping before making any firm calls.WMAR-TV's Mike Masco suggests two possible tracks of the storm - one in which as much as 6 inches or more falls across Central Maryland and to the north, with more ice and rain and smaller snow accumulations to the south and mostly rain across the Eastern Shore, and a second keeping cold air further north and putting about 3 inches of snow along with a mix of sleet and rain across Central Maryland.He also looks ahead to possible heavy snow a week away, mostly Thursday. Berk calls for rain starting Sunday afternoon, turning to sleet and freezing rain overnight, and then snow Monday.
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Former local TV meteorogist Justin Berk isn't suggesting any expected accumulations yet because of chances of rain, freezing rain and sleet mixing in with snow.Margusity's forecast map keeps most of Maryland in the zone of 1-3 inches, with 3-6 inches possible along the Mason-Dixon Line. 's Henry Margusity is calling for a "Big Daddy Snowstorm", though mainly for central Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey and southern New England.Models are suggesting a low pressure system tracking over southern Virginia could bring bands of significant snowfall to northern Maryland, with sleet also possible, according to a forecast discussion. The National Weather Service's Baltimore/Washington forecast office suggest the March saying of "in like a lion" may be appropriate this year, though they aren't offering confidence in what type of precipitation might fall.Meteorologists remain mixed on their predictions for a potentially icy and snowy storm Sunday and Monday, but expect forecasts to clear up as the system begins to move across the Northwest on Friday.