Warmer early week punctuated by late week cold front
Outlook shows a warm start to the week with temperatures reaching the upper 60s to near 80, then a strong October cold front brought showers and gusty winds. By weekend, temperatures cooled into the 50s and 60s with frost in the colder valleys and ridges, while a few mountain snowflakes were observed.
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le Prec
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DC Lesher
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Thomas Ghiorn
Larry Boyer
Damascus
Richard Schwerdt
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Lucille Beale
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Ken Pryor
Frederick-Went
Baeeveae
Bob Springsteen
Smithsburg
Richard Kline
Wentmingter
Larry Myers
Woodstock
John Hiltz
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery County
Maryland Farm Report Shows Slow Corn Harvest Progress
Total rainfall for Sept 26 to Oct 2 paired with crop progress in Maryland. Corn silage nearly harvested while grain corn denting at 70 percent mature. soybeans 50 percent color, 35 percent shed leaves. Small grains planting lagging. oats 5 percent, barley 20 percent. Apple harvest keeping pace. quality good, soil moisture mostly adequate. September weather: warm days into mid 90s, frost at month end, rainfall below normal overall with regional variations. First frost details and October forecast maps provided.
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Damascus
Maryland
Frederick North
Frederick County
Carroll County
Walkersville
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Charlesville
Emmitsburg
Frederick-North
Frederick-West
Galbersburg
Hagerstown
Oakland
Garrett County
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware
October Weather Shifts To Cooler, Drier Maryland Forecast
Western Maryland residents face a sharp cool down from September with average highs in the 60s to 70s and morning lows in the 40s. October brings drier conditions, occasional frosts, and modest rainfall about three inches for the month. The National Weather Service 30 day outlook predicts temperatures and precipitation below normal with ongoing updates via NOAA Weather Radio and Weatherline. David Lesher notes meteorology credentials and ties to the National Weather Service.
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Maryland
National Weather Service
Bloomingdale's stages authentic Ireland crafts and roots history
Bloomingdale's on New York's East Side dedicates floors to Irish crafts from Aran sweaters to glass blowing. Genealogists Tom Lindert and Hugh Weir warn that tracing Irish roots requires care and old records. visiting Ireland with prior homework helps, with paid genealogist services offered for five hours at 75 dollars and hotel visits for 15 dollars.
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Bloomingdale
Dublin
Weir
Brendan Behan
All Ireland
Man Walks In Sweater Ad Four Color Product
A commentator jokes that only humans would wear a sweater bearing a four color product advertisement he paid good money for, noting the conspicuous display as a mark of modern consumer culture.
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