Baltimore, MD – Chilly mornings and another potential round of frost are affecting portions of central Maryland as temperatures remain cold enough for frost to develop outside major cities through early Monday, Oct. 26. The National Weather Service is highlighting continued frost concerns near and west of Interstate 95, particularly in sheltered communities away from the Chesapeake Bay. Meanwhile, Baltimore is expected to experience a stretch of dry, relatively mild afternoons before temperatures briefly ease into the mid-60s Wednesday and rebound into the 70s later in the week.
According to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington office, a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued at 2:52 a.m. Sunday identifies frost as the primary near-term weather concern across portions of central Maryland, northern Virginia and the District of Columbia region. The outlook references a Frost Advisory affecting most areas near and west of Interstate 95 until 9 a.m. Sunday, with additional frost possible late Sunday night into early Monday morning.
Frost Threat Continues Outside Major Cities The greatest concern involves locations away from the immediate Chesapeake Bay shoreline and outside major urban centers, where colder nighttime conditions can allow frost to develop on exposed vegetation. The National Weather Service specifically notes that frost remains possible through early Monday morning, even as daytime temperatures climb considerably higher…