Monday's Heavy Rains Triggered Ellicott City Flooding Alarms For First Time, County Says
As heavy rains moved into Ellicott City Monday evening, sirens blared in the low-lying historic district for the first time since they were installed.
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As heavy rains moved into Ellicott City Monday evening, sirens blared in the low-lying historic district for the first time since they were installed.
Severe thunderstorms toppled trees and brought flooding rain and power outages to parts of Maryland Monday evening.
A lightning strike is believed to be the cause of a house fire in Montgomery County that caused more than $400,000 in damage Monday evening, officials said.
Storms moved through Maryland Thursday night, bringing wind and periods of heavy rain throughout much of the region.
The heat and humidity Wednesday is setting the stage for a severe weather threat this afternoon.
Most of Maryland could see some strong to severe storms on Wednesday.
Severe weather is expected in parts of Maryland Friday afternoon.
The moisture from what's left of Bertha streamed up through West Virginia, western Pennsylvania and into Ohio on Thursday.
After picture-perfect weather Saturday, the end to our weekend is shaping up to look a bit different.
Much of Maryland is under the threat for severe weather on Tuesday.
Strong winds will be moving through parts of Maryland from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday.
Two waves of rain will move through Maryland Tuesday and early Wednesday, bringing with them the chance for severe weather.
It will be partly sunny and 81 Friday -- just in time for the first full day of spring. However, there is a chance of scattered storms starting at 2 p.m.
Above-normal temperatures and some unstable air mean parts of Maryland, including Baltimore, could see some thunderstorms Tuesday evening.
A line of severe weather moved through the area Friday morning, bringing damaging hail and winds and at least four confirmed tornadoes.
Strong to severe storms are possible for much of Maryland Thursday afternoon and evening.
A severe thunderstorm warning for portions of Baltimore and Harford counties until 7:15 p.m. has been canceled.
The hurricane will pick up speed and lose strength as it moves up into the Northeast.
More severe weather is headed into the Baltimore area as well as other parts of Maryland later Tuesday night.
Baltimore and DC rank second highest in the nation for severe storms this year.
Severe storms are possible Tuesday afternoon in the Baltimore metro region.
Damage from this week's storms are still being cleaned up Thursday, with downed trees and power lines causing road closures and power outages Wednesday night.
A slow-moving storm brought in rain, hail and a whole lot of flooding Tuesday night.
Thousands of Baltimore Gas and Electric customers are without power Thursday evening after severe storms rolled through parts of Maryland.
Severe weather has made its way to the region, yet again.
