Maryland Businesses Begin Flooding Preparation As Ida Remnants Travel Through Region
As Ida moves North, Maryland is bracing for rain, wind and potential flooding in low-lying areas.
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As Ida moves North, Maryland is bracing for rain, wind and potential flooding in low-lying areas.
In preparation for the remnants of Tropical Depression Ida, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation and the Parking Authority of Baltimore City announced Tuesday that sandbags and parking will be available for Baltimore City residents in preparation for heavy rains expected on Wednesday.
As Ida moves North, Maryland is bracing for rain, wind and potential flooding in low-lying areas.
State and local leaders broke ground on a new pond in Ellicott City on Monday. The pond is expected to help prevent a repeat of the 2016 and 2018 floods.
The Maryland Board of Public Works Wednesday approved a $2.4 million grant for the construction of a stormwater detention basin that will provide flood protection for downtown Ellicott City.
Four people and a dog were rescued early Christmas morning during severe weather.
Temperatures started on the mild side Friday, in the 50s, as rain moves in to Maryland.
Heavy rain that was part of the system that was Hurricane Zeta prompted flood watches and warnings for much of Maryland on Thursday.
The remnants of yet another tropical system -- Zeta -- will impact the state later this week.
Following two 1,000-year flooding events in Ellicott City in just the span of two years, more help has been set up to help residents in case of another major flooding event.
The Port of Baltimore will get $10 million in federal funding to improve its flood mitigation systems, Baltimore's congressional delegation said Friday.
A few wet days are ahead for Maryland, leading to the possibility of flooding.
Tropical Storm Isaias dumped heavy rain in parts of Maryland on Tuesday, including in Cecil County.
With memories of the devastating 2016 flash flood in mind, Ellicott City breathed a sigh of relief after Tropical Storm Isaias rolled in on Tuesday.
Although Tropical Storm Isaias pushed past Maryland Tuesday afternoon, there are areal flood warnings in effect for parts of the region through Wednesday morning.
As Tropical Storm Isaias made its way out of Maryland, Baltimore City storm crews responded to reports of downed trees while officials watched for possible flooding.
In Annapolis, the City Dock, an area prone to flooding, managed to dodge high water.
Annapolis residents spent Monday preparing for the arrival of Isaias, which strengthened into a hurricane on Monday evening.
As Isaias moves up the East Coast toward Maryland, officials in flood-prone Ellicott City are gearing up for the possibility of more high water.
The boardwalk was quiet Monday morning as residents began preparing for the storm.
As a tropical storm warning was issued for Baltimore, city officials are asking that residents prepare for the possibility of flooding and outages due to the arrival of Tropical Storm Isaias overnight.
City officials asked residents to help clear storm drains to help prevent flooding.
An MTA bus got caught in floodwaters in northeast Baltimore Wednesday evening, police said.
Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Fay led to flooding in parts of Ocean City, Maryland, on Friday.
Cleanup continues following a line of severe storms that rolled through parts of Maryland Monday night, leaving thousands in the dark and toppling trees.
