Baltimore, MD – A freeze warning has been issued for areas along and east of Interstate 81 in Maryland and Virginia. The alert is in effect from late tonight until Wednesday morning, April 9. Residents, especially those involved in agriculture, should take necessary precautions to protect sensitive vegetation from potential frost.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Baltimore/Washington, the warning covers a large portion of Maryland and Virginia, including major cities like Baltimore and Winchester. The temperature drop is expected to reach freezing levels, with conditions particularly severe in areas typically vulnerable to late-season frost.
Agricultural interests in these regions should safeguard plants, especially early season crops, as temperatures could fall below freezing. The NWS advises residents to bring in or cover vulnerable plants to prevent frost damage.
As this warning is issued on Tuesday afternoon, the expected cold conditions are set to last through Wednesday morning. Travelers should be prepared for colder-than-usual temperatures, with potential impacts on early spring activities.
