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Maryland Weather: Plunging temps will bring Halloween chill
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BALTIMORE — Expect unseasonably mild weather through midday Monday. Temperatures plunge late Monday bringing us a chilly, but dry Halloween.
There was a huge difference in high temperatures Sunday across the state of Maryland. Southern Maryland experienced high temperatures near 80 degrees while northern Maryland stayed in the lower 60s. Areas near Baltimore City experienced an unseasonably mild afternoon with high in the lower 70s.
We’ll see another mild evening and night across the state. While there could be a spot shower or two, most of the night is just cloudy and mild with lows in the 50s & 60s.
Get ready for some weather whiplash Monday. The morning hours will start off dry, nice, and unseasonably mild. Early morning temperatures start in the 60s, but will quickly spike into the middle to upper 70s by lunchtime.
We’ll see sunshine giving way to thickening clouds by midday. During the afternoon, a strong cold front will cross the area from west to east. This front may spark off an isolated shower or two, but the bigger story will be quickly falling temperatures. Expect temperatures to plunge into the 50s by 7 PM. In addition to the temperature drop and spotty shower risk, winds Monday afternoon will turn cool and gusty. Expect wind speeds to increase out of the northwest 15-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph during the afternoon & early evening.
By Halloween morning, we’re waking up to temperatures in the lower 40s with windchills in the 30s. High temperatures will only reach the lower to middle 50s. Expect a mix of sun & clouds during the day. Trick-or-treat weather looks dry, but chilly. Temperatures start off in the lower 50s around 5 PM, but fall into the mid to upper 40s by 8 PM. At least the trick-or-treaters will not be dealing with any rain!
Despite plenty of sunshine, Wednesday will be a gusty and chilly first day of November. Highs only top out in the lower 50s. Winds will also be busy out of the northwest 15-20 mph with gusts to 30 mph. The entire day will have a cold feel to it.
Widespread frost and freeze conditions are likely Wednesday night into Thursday morning with lows dipping into the 20s & low 30s. A hard freeze is likely for areas outside of the Baltimore Beltway. Widespread frost & localized freeze conditions are expected within Baltimore City.
Despite plenty of sunshine, temperatures Thursday afternoon stay cool with highs only in the mid-50s. Thankfully the wind will not be nearly as aggressive, so the air doesn’t feel as cold as Wednesday.
More widespread frost & freeze conditions are likely Thursday night into Friday morning, especially outside of the Baltimore urban corridor. Expect lows in the 20s & 30s.
Friday afternoon turns much milder with highs returning into the lower 60s with a partly sunny sky.
An early look at next weekend shows a weekend with nice outdoor fall weather. Highs both Saturday and Sunday should reach the upper 60s with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. This means the Ravens home game against the Seahawks looks fantastic with mild temperatures and sunshine for all attending tailgating and the game.
Don’t forget we “fall back” by one hour Saturday night into Sunday as clocks are switched back by one hour at 2 AM Sunday. This means Sunday’s sunrise will take place on hour earlier at 6:38 AM EST, but also set an hour earlier at 5:01 PM EST.
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Fall chill overnight for Maryland
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3 Takeaways from the Spartans’ Victory over Maryland
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The Michigan State Spartans under head coach Jonathan Smith are 2-0 thanks to a road win against a tough Maryland team, 27-24.
Resilience might be the word to describe this squad so far. The Spartans made some big blunders against the Terrapins and still found a way to battle back. The gritty performance might have been enough to get the Spartans into a bowl game.
Here are three takeaways from the Spartans’ win.
Aidan Chiles: Very Young, Very Talented
Chiles looked vastly improved from the home opener against Florida Atlantic. Again, he looked like an 18-year-old quarterback.
Chiles got not just his first passing touchdown as a Spartan, but three passing touchdowns to go with 24 of 39 passing and 363 yards. He also had three interceptions, which very nearly cost the Spartans the game.
Chiles has about as strong an arm as any quarterback to wear the green and white in recent memory. He is dangerous when he is on the move.
Perhaps a critique is that he should try to make more plays with his legs, he has seemed cautious to these first two games. The first pass rusher to get to Chiles likely won’t bring him down — Chiles has a great feel for the pocket and he is quite slippery.
Chiles overcame some poor mistakes and throwing mechanics (his feet tend to get wide and it factors into his overthrows) to lead the Spartans in the most critical of situations against a sturdy Maryland defense.
Huge game for Chiles, who showed why the hype was so promising.
Can the Spartans Stay Healthy on Defense?
Already, this Spartans squad is beaten up. Dillon Tatum, a key defensive back, lost for the season. Wide receiver Alante Brown, whose injury allowed for Nick Marsh to announce himself to the world, lost for the foreseeable future. Kristian Phillips at guard was huge.
During the Maryland game, several Spartans were beat up. Few even had to go into the tent on the sideline. It will be crucial for the Spartans to remain healthy, especially on defense. Most especially in the defensive backfield.
The Spartans are very confident in their young defensive backs — Justin Denson Jr., Andrew Brinson IV, and Jaylen Thompson can all be very good players, but they need more time to develop.
If more Spartans fall to injury, the defensive backfield could get very young.
Nick Marsh is the Real Deal
Marsh was the recruiting gem of 2024, the best player in a class with plenty of good talent. A highly-rated four-star, Marsh was the No. 107-ranked player in the class by 247Sports. Marsh, of course, stood out in fall camp like the high-profile recruit he was.
6-foot-3, 208 pounds, Marsh already had a man’s body. At just 18 years old.
“Possesses the size, athleticism, and multi-sport profile that projects very well in the long term,” 247Sports’ Gabe Brooks wrote. “Traitsy mismatch wideout with high-major impact potential and the ceiling to develop into an NFL Draft candidate.”
With the loss of Brown, Marsh was asked to step up. Step up he did — eight receptions for 194 receiving yards and a touchdown. Wide receivers coach Courtney Hawkins might have his next in the line of Jalen Nailor, Jayden Reed and Keon Coleman.
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Maryland, D.C. and Virginia get more money for house calls for moms and infants – WTOP News
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The U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration will provide an additional $23.1 million in federal aid to the agency’s national Home Visiting Program in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
More money is on the way for a home-visiting health care program designed to provide better care for pregnant women, new parents and infants.
The U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) announced an additional $23.1 million in federal aid to the agency’s national Home Visiting Program in the District, Maryland and Virginia.
The extra money is the first time in a decade that the program has received an increase in federal funds, HRSA administrator Carol Johnson said.
“What those resources mean is that we’re able to support nurses, social workers and trained home visitors, and help with those early days of being a new parent,” Johnson said. “All of this has been shown to really make a difference in kids’ outcomes. Kids are so much stronger because they get these kinds of supports.”
Johnson said the program’s success hinges on convenient health visits in a comfortable at-home setting.
“When you’re a new parent, if you have to take off from work and take a few buses to get to an appointment, you’re probably not going to do it,” she said. “But if that person comes to your house and they’re full of resources and knowledge, it’s going to make a huge difference to you.”
Rockville, Maryland-based HRSA spearheads the national program, teaming up with local health organizations to target and reach parents.
Home health care workers can provide breastfeeding support, safe sleep tips and developmental screening for babies. They can even help parents find key services like affordable child care or job and educational opportunities.
“It’s changed my life,” past program participant Fatima Ray said.
Ray said she was introduced to the program in 2015 when she needed help with her infant daughter. She and her husband were first-time parents and stumbled through the first few months with a newborn.
“It felt good, like I had someone on my team,” Ray said. “Those questions you forget to ask the doctor sometimes, she would answer them.”
The experience impressed Ray so much that she became a home health visitor. She is the maternal health coordinator at Primo Center, a homeless shelter for families in Chicago.
“The same care that was given to me, I just want to pass it on,” Ray told WTOP. “I know how much it made a difference in my life. Home visiting matters.”
President Joseph Biden signed bipartisan legislation in 2022 that doubles funding for the program over five years. The move was part of a campaign promise to lower risks linked to pregnancy and improve maternal health, especially among women in rural, tribal and low-income communities.
The national home visiting program will receive $440 million Maryland’s local programs will get $10 million of those funds. Virginia is slated to receive $11 million and D.C.’s home visiting programs will see a $2.5 million increase.
“This will push home visiting forward a lot more,” Ray said. “It’s just going to help tremendously.”
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