Annual Eastport Yacht Club Lights Parade Canceled Due To Anticipated High Winds
The annual Eastport Yacht Club Lights Parade has been canceled for Saturday evening due to anticipated high winds, the club said on its website.
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The annual Eastport Yacht Club Lights Parade has been canceled for Saturday evening due to anticipated high winds, the club said on its website.
Over 4,000 BGE customers had their power knocked out from high winds Monday morning.
From Canton to Towson to Roland Park, Mother Nature pummeled the Baltimore area over the weekend, leaving damage many never thought they'd see.
Gov. Larry Hogan has declared a state of emergency as fierce winds blow through Maryland.
CSX is investigating after a derailment caused train cars to fall into the Susquehanna River.
A tree fell on a Montgomery County house, trapping multiple people inside.
A large pine tree fell on and totaled two cars in Northeast Baltimore.
Mother nature gave a few Baltimore homeowners a costly headache as fierce winds wreaked havoc in one Gwynn Oak neighborhood on Christmas.
Howling winds caused some damage in and around the Baltimore area Sunday night into Monday morning.
High winds have been the main weather story Saturday. There have been reports of gusts over 50 and 60 mph reported throughout the state Friday night through Saturday.
The heat has backed off from the peak earlier this week, but it's still warm and muggy. Add a stalled front to this air mass and you get the showers and thunderstorms that we are seeing outside today.
Public works officials are urging Baltimore residents to make sure their trash cans are secure, as high winds are predicted.
Yesterday's front is gone, but we are still dealing with the winds from it. They have been gusting between 55-60 mph across most of the state today, which puts them in the tropical storm category.
