Summer to First Frost in 10 Days as Maryland Swings From 80s This Week to Frost Risk Next Week, With Baltimore, Frederick and Hagerstown Facing a Sharp Autumn Chill

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — Maryland is about to go from summer to possible first frost in the span of just 10 days. As October begins on Thursday, high temperatures are expected to climb into the 80s by the end of this week, giving the state one last taste of summer warmth. But forecasters say a positive PNA pattern setting up next week will drive a strong push of cool autumn air into the Mid-Atlantic, and it might even turn cold enough for frost in parts of Maryland. The latest ECMWF AI model for Monday, October 5 shows a deep dip in the jet stream digging over the Great Lakes, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, opening the door for a sharp change.

Polo Remnants and Cold Front Leave Weekend Rain Uncertain for Maryland Including Baltimore and Salisbury as Southern Areas Face Better Rain Odds

MARYLAND — The weekend forecast for Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic remains uncertain as the remnants of Hurricane Polo track across the southern United States while a cold front tries to line up with that southern storm track. How the two systems team up will decide who gets rain and who stays dry. For now, rain chances sit near 50 percent, with a better chance of staying dry north of Baltimore and a better chance of rain south of Baltimore.

Temperatures in D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia Could Approach 90 Degrees Later This Week

The calendar is about to turn to October, but Montgomery County and the surrounding region could still get one more taste of summer, with temperatures potentially approaching 90 degrees later this week. NBC4 meteorologist Doug Kammerer said much warmer weather will move into the region over the next several days,...

Maryland Warms Into the 70s and Near 80 Through Friday as Hurricane Polo’s Landfall in Mexico Could Bring Rain Back to the Mid-Atlantic by Sunday

Maryland – Conditions are improving across Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic after the recent nor’easter, and a stretch of warmer, sunnier days is on the way. Temperatures are expected to reach the 70s to near 80 degrees through Friday. But the weekend could bring a twist. Moisture from Hurricane Polo, which made landfall in Mexico, may ride along a stalled front and bring rain back to the region by Sunday.

7 U.S. States Bracing For 'Damaging' Coastal Flooding on Sunday

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Near 60 MPH Gusts and 11 Foot Waves Pound Ocean City, Maryland and Delaware Beaches as Powerful Storm Floods Neighborhoods and Surges Ocean Water Into the Dunes

OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND — The powerful nor’easter is pounding the Mid-Atlantic coast, with wind gusts nearing 60 mph, waves reaching up to 11 feet and ocean water surging into the dunes along the Maryland and Delaware beaches. Dramatic scenes show a neighborhood street completely flooded, with water surrounding homes, reaching front steps and swallowing the roadway as the bay spills over its banks behind the houses. Communities from Ocean City, Maryland to Fenwick Island, Bethany Beach, Rehoboth Beach and Lewes, Delaware are dealing with some of the storm’s harshest impacts so far.

Nor'easter slams East Coast: 1 dead, severe flooding and travel chaos

The storm has packed heavy rain and severe wind gusts, leaving up to 100,000 customers without power and causing major travel disruptions, including widespread flight cancellations.

More events canceled in Maryland due to nor'easter effects

More events were canceled in Maryland on Saturday as heavy rain and gusty winds due to a strong nor'easter, well offshore, swept through the eastern coast.

DC weather: Monday morning showers give way to clouds; nor’easter cleanup as storm moves away

WASHINGTON - As a low-pressure nor’easter moves northward, scattered morning showers across Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland and Virginia will give way to a mostly cloudy afternoon with highs in the low 70s. Clouds will persist throughout the day, accompanied by light northwest winds between 5 and 10 mph....

DC weather: Early Monday scattered showers, mostly cloudy afternoon

Expect scattered morning showers across the Washington, D.C. area, giving way to mostly cloudy skies and highs in the low 70s by Monday afternoon.

Some flooding seen in Alexandria as nor'easter continues along East Coast

Dangerous Frost Advisory Issued for 12 Counties in Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia as Temperatures Drop

The season’s first widespread Frost Advisory covers the high country of four states early Friday morning. Four National Weather Service offices issued advisories for the ridges and mountains where they forecast the coolest air. Temperatures will fall well below where they’ve been in months. That’s enough to bring frost...

Twenty-five years later, father reflects on tornado that killed his daughters at UMD

“Loving sisters, best friends.” Those are the words forever engraved on the tombstone of former University of Maryland students Colleen and Erin Marlatt, who were killed by a tornado that tore through the university’s campus and College Park 25 years ago Thursday. The F3-rated tornado touched down on...

Storm system forces water inland in eastern Virginia

TAPPAHANNOCK, Va. (WWBT) - Coastal flooding pushed water from the Rappahannock River into streets in Tappahannock Thursday, closing low-lying roads and creating problems for drivers as persistent northeast winds continue to push water toward the coast and into area waterways. Coastal flood warnings stretch across much of coastal Virginia, including...