Chilly Weather Settles Over Baltimore and D.C. Areas

A cold front brings frost advisories and brisk winds, with temperatures expected to rise by the weekend.

Frost advisories are in effect for parts of the D.C. suburbs and northern Maryland, with temperatures dipping into the mid-30s overnight.
The cold front has introduced much cooler air, with daytime highs in the mid-50s to low 60s, marking the coldest temperatures since early spring.
Gusty winds are expected, particularly in Baltimore, with speeds reaching up to 45 mph, impacting both aviation and maritime activities.
While the current cold spell persists, a warming trend is predicted to begin later in the week, with temperatures rising to the low 70s by Sunday.
Despite the chilly conditions, the forecast remains dry, with no significant precipitation expected throughout the week.