Photos: Strong storms bring heavy rain, damaging winds and tornado warning to Maryland

A line of strong storms moved through Maryland on Monday, bringing heavy rain, damaging winds and a tornado warning to parts of the state.

The storms knocked down trees and power lines, knocked out power in some areas and left residents cleaning up their yards.

As of 8 p.m. Monday, more than 25,500 Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) customers were without power, with the majority of outages reported in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Howard County.

Shortly after 4 p.m., a tornado warning was issued for parts of Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Howard, Baltimore and Carroll counties.

Tuesday will be another Alert Day for another round of strong storms.

A viewer shared videos of downed trees and power lines in the Gwynn Oak and Woodlawn areas of Baltimore County.

On I-895 at I-95, there were reports of a large tree that fell and obstructed traffic.

The Maryland Transportation Authority stated that all lanes were closed past exit 1 at U.S. 1, and traffic was being detoured.

Photos from U.S. 29 southbound showed downed trees along the highway, which backed up traffic from I-70.

Another viewer sent photos of tree damage in Annapolis, Maryland

In Severna Park, a viewer shared a photo of a tree that uprooted and blocked a street.

In Cecil County, the Susquehanna Hose Fire Company responded to a reported house struck by lightning on Chartwell Court in Perryville.