BALTIMORE– Freeze warnings in effect for most of Maryland overnight tonight. Temperatures warm to near 80° by Halloween.
The coldest night of the season so far is on the way for much of Maryland. Widespread freeze warnings have been issued for most of the WJZ viewing area from 2 AM until 9 AM Monday. The freeze warning includes: Baltimore City along with Carroll, Baltimore, Harford, Cecil, Howard, Anne Arundel, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Caroline counties. Talbot county is under a frost advisory overnight tonight.
FREEZE WARNINGS MOST OF MARYLAND: The growing season will likely be over for most of us after tonight. Widespread frost/freeze conditions are likely. Temperatures as low as 28°. After tonight, frost/freeze alerts will likely not be back until spring. @WJZ pic.twitter.com/lx0BHniJm7
— Steven Sosna (@SteveSosnaWX) October 27, 2024
After early morning frost and freeze conditions on Monday, temperatures will gradually warm into the 50s by 11 AM and into the lower 60s by 3 PM. We’ll enjoy a sunny to mostly sunny sky. Winds will be out of the east-southeast at about 5 mph. Chilly weather continues Monday night, but not quite as cold as tonight, with lows falling to near 40°.
A warming trend kicks into gear Tuesday and continues through Halloween. We will enjoy partly sunny skies on Tuesday afternoon with highs returning into the middle to upper 60s. Even warmer weather will push into the area Wednesday as highs climb into the middle to upper 70s with a gusty southwest wind…