Weather stories in Baltimore

A frost advisory is in effect for parts of the Baltimore region, with temperatures dropping as low as 33 degrees. Following the advisory, sunny skies and mild temperatures are expected throughout the week, leading up to Halloween weekend.

Baltimore is set to experience a week of sunny skies and mild temperatures, starting with highs reaching 71 degrees on Monday. The warmest day is forecasted for Friday, with temperatures climbing to 75 degrees.

Baltimore Metro is experiencing a stretch of nice weather with mild days and cool nights. The next chance for rain is expected in early November, making Halloween look dry and mild.

Severe flooding in Colorado and New Mexico has prompted evacuations and emergency rescues as heavy rains continue to impact the area. Hundreds are without power, and roads remain closed due to rising waters.

Severe flooding in the Four Corners region has prompted rescues from rooftops and widespread evacuations as heavy rains continue. Hundreds of residents in Farmington, New Mexico, have been ordered to evacuate, with more rain expected over the weekend.

Hurricane Vance has intensified to a Category 1 storm with winds of 90 mph and is expected to become a Category 3 hurricane as it approaches Mexico's Pacific Coast. The storm is moving north-northwest and could impact the Puerto Vallarta area by Monday.

Baltimore will enjoy sunny weather on Friday, but temperatures will drop to the low 60s. A northeast wind at 10 mph will add a slight chill to the day.

The pleasant stretch of fall weather continues across Maryland

Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed in the Atlantic and is expected to strengthen, producing hurricane-force winds by Thursday evening. While it will lose tropical characteristics as it merges with a cold front, gale warnings have been issued for parts of the New England coast.

Subtropical Storm Josephine is impacting the Eastern Seaboard with coastal flooding and strong winds. The storm is expected to strengthen and continue moving away from the U.S., with gale warnings issued for parts of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.

Central Arizona experienced violent storms overnight, leading to possible tornadoes, toppled trees, and golf ball-sized hail. Significant property damage and minor injuries were reported in the Heber-Overgaard area.

Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed about 300 miles east of Ocean City, Maryland, bringing big waves to the beach. While the storm is expected to move further out to sea, it could still produce hurricane-force winds later this week.

Tropical Storm Vance has developed in the Pacific Ocean, located about 520 miles south of Acapulco, Mexico. The storm currently poses no threat to land, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.

Nice weather continues for Baltimore

The Baltimore area is experiencing classic October weather with temperatures in the 40s in the morning and highs in the 60s by afternoon. A strengthening nor'easter offshore is causing strong winds and increasing tides, leading to potential tidal flooding along the Delmarva coast.

Maryland is experiencing a significant drop in temperatures as autumn sets in, with highs expected between 62 and 71 degrees this week. As the state prepares for Halloween, a cold air mass is anticipated to bring even chillier conditions by late October.

Baltimore Metro is experiencing a pleasant stretch of October weather with sunny days and cool nights. However, a storm off the coast may cause big waves and minor coastal flooding at DelMarVa beaches.

Baltimore is set for a beautiful week as a coastal storm remains offshore, bringing big waves and strong winds to the beach. Temperatures will rise to near 70 degrees on Tuesday after a chilly morning.

Baltimore is set for a week of dry, sunny weather with mild temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to upper 60s. Overnight lows will dip into the 40s, providing a crisp fall atmosphere perfect for outdoor activities.

Baltimore is experiencing nice weather as the work week begins, but residents should prepare for possible frost tonight. A coastal storm is expected later this week, though it is not anticipated to significantly impact the area.

Baltimore is set for a week of sunny weather with temperatures ranging from the low 60s to high 60s. Wind speeds will increase, especially on Monday night into Tuesday.

Guam is preparing for Typhoon Champi, which has intensified to a Category 4 storm with winds up to 140 mph. Residents are urged to evacuate coastal areas as shelters fill up ahead of the storm's expected landfall.

The Baltimore Running Festival will experience chilly temperatures and gusty winds as rain clears early Saturday. Frost is possible overnight into Sunday.

Maryland is under a Weather Alert Day due to strong storms and a risk of tornadoes. The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 p.m., with damaging winds and heavy rain expected.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 8 p.m. Friday for the Baltimore-Washington area, with damaging winds and a brief tornado possible. A gale warning will also affect portions of the Chesapeake Bay this weekend.

Hurricane Trudy has intensified to a Category 3 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph. It is currently moving towards Mexico's southwestern and west-central coast, prompting hurricane and tropical storm warnings.