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Maryland Enjoys Spectacular Autumn Weather
22 Oct
Summary
- Subtropical Storm Josephine is moving out to sea, easing coastal threats.
- High pressure brings pleasant, sunny weather through next week.
- Frost expected overnight; daytime highs reach the mid-60s by Sunday.
Subtropical Storm Josephine is moving out to sea, bringing an end to rough surf and coastal flooding concerns. A dominant area of high pressure is set to provide protection, ensuring pleasant and sunny weather across the region through the upcoming week. This pattern is ideal for outdoor work and activities, with abundant sunshine expected for much of the period.
Minor coastal flooding may still impact the Chesapeake Bay region during high tide cycles over the next few days. Anne Arundel County is under a Coastal Flood Advisory until Thursday evening for localized flooding. Areas away from the Bay can anticipate temperatures around 70°F with gusty winds on Thursday.
Friday will feature abundant sunshine and lighter winds, with highs ranging from the upper 50s to the lower 60s. Colder nights are expected, with temperatures dropping into the 40s, necessitating warmer clothing for Friday night football games.
The weekend promises outstanding weather for Maryland, marking the nicest weekend of the fall season. Widespread frost is anticipated Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights outside the Baltimore Beltway, with lows in the lower to mid-30s. Daytime, sunshine will warm temperatures into the lower 60s on Saturday and mid- to upper-60s on Sunday, creating perfect conditions for weekend events and contributing to increasing fall colors.
