National Weather Service Confirms 10 Md. Tornadoes
The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that 10 tornadoes touched down in Maryland on Friday.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that 10 tornadoes touched down in Maryland on Friday.
Still cleaning up after an intense night of storms. The National Weather Service has confirmed that six tornadoes touched down.
The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Warning, Flash Flood Warning and Flash Flood Watch for several areas in Maryland.
Brush fires are breaking out across the state, and a fire warning is in effect.
The western Maryland town of Oakland is holding a winter festival despite a dearth of snow.
Snow has caused roads to become wet and even snow is covering the region.
Baltimore city officials have activated a program to offer additional services to the homeless due to an expected drop in temperatures.
High water is closing some roads and causing moderate flooding along the Monocacy River in Frederick County.
Snow is continuing to fall across western portions of Maryland, with 8 or more inches expected in certain parts of the state, as part of an unusual fall storm system.
A rare sight in Ocean City was witnessed by thousands of people. Now, we've learned it was the first tornado in Worchester County in almost 10 years.
The National Weather Service (NWS) is trying to decide if a tornado caused the damage.
Ocean City is still in shock after a fast-moving funnel cloud tore through the area Thursday.
The National Weather Service predicts minor to moderate flooding on Potomac River tributaries including Antietam Creek, Seneca Creek and the Monocacy River.
Officials in St. Mary's County say St. Mary's Lake near Callaway could spill over the top of the dam.
The National Weather Service says the temperature broke records at all three major airports in the Baltimore-Washington area.
The heat is breaking records across the Baltimore-Washington region.
The Maryland Public Service Commission wants to remind residents that public utilities are barred from shutting off electrical service or gas service used for cooling during the heat wave.
We are wrapping up an amazing stretch of dry, July weather. After topping out at 87 degrees, this becomes the third straight day with highs below average.
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the Baltimore and Washington metropolitan areas.
Heavy rains have been wreaking havoc in the Mid-Atlantic region, flooding streets, stalling cars, delaying rail and air travel and canceling outdoor events.
Danger in the Southwest. The National Weather Service says seven states face an extreme risk of more wildfires.
A major storm hit Harford County on Sunday, but it took until Tuesday evening to confirm two tornadoes touched down.
The mid-Atlantic region endured another sweltering day, breaking temperature records and tying one set more than 135 years ago.
The mercury climbed into the 90s across half the country Wednesday in a record-breaking blast of August-like heat, forcing schools with no air conditioning to let kids go home early and cities to open cooling centers. And scientists say we had better get used to it.
It's only a coincidence but our current heatwave comes on the heels of a massive explosion on the sun.
