Heavy Rainfall Pelts Md. For Second Straight Day, Creating Serious Flood Risks
Maryland is battered by heavy rainfall for a second straight day, and it won't be letting up any time soon.
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Maryland is battered by heavy rainfall for a second straight day, and it won't be letting up any time soon.
The rain is causing problems around Maryland.
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Stormy weather didn't last long Tuesday morning, but it did leave behind some damage in parts of Maryland.
Another sticky morning with more sun than Wednesday has allowed temperatures to be a bit warmer.
One look at the regional radar Friday will show the trouble that we'll be dealing with. The Greater DC Metro Area was absolutely pummeled by heavy rain during the night, and there are still numerous Flash Flood Warnings that remain in effect.
Heavy rains closed some roads and downed trees in the mid-Atlantic region overnight, prompting flash flood watches and warnings for several areas in Maryland.
Ocean City is experiencing heavy flooding in certain regions.
Flooding has been reported in parts of Maryland.
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Thursday morning has already seen strong storms and a series of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings.
BGE is preparing for the worst, as severe weather makes its way to the East Coast.
The National Weather Service has now confirmed three tornadoes touched down in Maryland: in Baltimore City and in Baltimore and St. Mary's counties.
Severe weather wreaked havoc on the region Monday and now more may be on the way.
Maryland is dealing with a major round of severe weather Monday and it's caused some damage to our area.
Maryland is still soggy after the year's first tropical storm dumped inches of rain across the state.
The storm also brought a lot of rain to the far Eastern Shore.
The regional radar is showing a few pockets of heavy rain occurring in the Delmarva Region early Thursday, which could cause some minor flooding issues.
A slow moving area of low pressure brought us a band of widespread rainfall Tuesday morning, and there is still more to come as we move throughout the day.
Clouds associated with a coastal area of low pressure will continue to filter across the region Tuesday as an easterly component to our wind continues to kick in some Atlantic moisture.
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CBS News Baltimore's Cutter Martin has the latest weather forecast.
CBS News Baltimore's Cutter Martin has the latest weather forecast.
CBS News Baltimore's Cutter Martin has the latest weather forecast.
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