Baltimore, MD – Another bitter cold night is ahead for Maryland and the D.C. area, with temperatures falling into the single digits and low teens, according to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington. Wind chills are expected to drop below zero in several areas, prompting Cold Weather Advisories through Sunday morning.
As of 8 p.m. Saturday, forecasters reported that many locations have now gone nine straight days without rising above freezing. Temperatures have stayed at or below 32°F since January 23, marking one of the region’s longest cold streaks in recent years.
Lows are expected to range from 8°F to 12°F west of Baltimore, with mid-teens near Washington, D.C. Western Maryland cities such as Cumberland and Oakland could see temperatures near or below 5°F by early Sunday.
Officials urge residents to wear layers, protect pets and pipes, and limit outdoor exposure. Drivers are advised to watch for icy spots and black ice overnight.
Slightly warmer weather may arrive early next week, though Sunday is expected to remain below freezing throughout the day.
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