BALTIMORE, MD – Maryland residents are preparing for the first frost of the season as cooler air and clear skies move into the Baltimore area this week. Meteorologists warn that early Friday morning, October 10, could bring the state’s first noticeable cold snap of fall, signaling a shift from recent warm afternoons.
Frost and Temperature Outlook
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will drop sharply Thursday night into Friday, with lows dipping into the mid-40s. Residents are advised to cover delicate plants and prepare for crisp, chilly mornings heading into the weekend.
Friday’s forecast calls for bright sunshine and a high near 68°F, followed by clear skies and cold air returning Friday night. The first true cold snap of the season may continue into Saturday morning before temperatures rebound into the low 70s later in the day.
Ideal Fall Weekend Conditions
Looking ahead, Sunday and Monday are expected to stay mostly sunny, with mild highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Patchy morning frost may continue in rural areas, signaling that fall has firmly arrived in Maryland.
This weather provides ideal conditions for seasonal outdoor activities, including pumpkin patch visits, park walks, and fall foliage viewing across Baltimore and surrounding counties.
Travel and Safety Tips
Residents planning weekend travel along I-95 or I-83 should expect smooth, dry conditions, though early morning outings may require extra layers due to the cold temperatures. Motorists should remain alert during frosty mornings, as slick spots may develop in shaded areas.
Call to Action
Are you ready for the first frost of the season? Share your fall weather experiences and tips in the comments below, and let us know how you’re preparing for crisp mornings and seasonal activities in Maryland.
