A frost advisory and freeze warning were in effect in parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, with temperatures dipping low enough to affect sensitive vegetation. The forecast promises warmer weather and sunnier skies ahead.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Baltimore and DC, with possible showers and below-normal temperatures. Some snow could occur in higher elevations. A warming trend is expected later in the week.

The National Weather Service predicts a brisk day with gusty winds and a temperature drop in Baltimore, including possible snowflakes at higher elevations, followed by a calmer, warmer end to the week.

The National Weather Service reports a cold front with strong winds coming to Baltimore tonight, following warm southwestern gusts, with possible rain showers and snow on higher peaks.

Baltimore is experiencing sunny weather with warm temperatures, but a future shift to cold fronts and possible showers is expected. Boaters face Small Craft Advisory conditions, and the next week will bring windy and cooler temperatures.

Baltimore expects pleasant, sunny weather with high temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s, followed by cooler nights and a warm weekend before a cold front arrives next week.

Calm weather is set to prevail in the Baltimore region with clear skies and steady high pressure according to the NWS forecast, with cold temperatures and a freeze watch in effect for parts of the area.

The Washington, D.C. area is expecting dry and cool weather with a reinforcing cold front and high pressure into the weekend, ideal for fall activities. Frost advisories may be needed for some areas.

The Baltimore City Council has voted to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers by December 2024, with agencies and contractors switching to electric models.

High pressure will bring cooler weather, with low rain chances through Friday, in the Baltimore D.C. area. Possible frost on Wednesday and Thursday nights, with a weak front and VFR conditions expected into the weekend.

The National Weather Service details the weather for Baltimore with a transition to breezy conditions and below-average temperatures following a cold front. Frost is possible with high pressure in control.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies transitioning to stormy evenings in Baltimore, with a chance of severe thunderstorms and a cool down in temperatures into midweek.

The National Weather Service predicts a calm, sunny weekend in Baltimore with mild temperatures, though a cold front may bring thunderstorms and a dip in temperatures by Sunday night into Monday.