Maryland Weather | Chance For Severe Storms On Father's Day
There is a chance for some severe weather on your Father's Day Sunday.
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There is a chance for some severe weather on your Father's Day Sunday.
The National Weather Service has completed its preliminary damage survey of two tornadoes that touched down in Maryland on Thursday.
Severe storms passing through Maryland Sunday evening brought numerous reports of damage, from trees and power lines knocked down to a transformer fire started by a lightning strike.
For the third day in a row, severe weather is expected in Baltimore and surrounding counties.
National Weather Service crews are surveying damage caused by Wednesday evening's severe storms in Harford County.
Maryland is seeing a series of severe thunderstorms roll across the state Sunday night.
Portions of Maryland have already seen severe thunderstorm warnings issued, and more could continue to roll in on Thursday night.
Strong winds and heavy rains left damage across Baltimore and Harford Counties on Friday, and crews are working to clean up the mess as storm clouds move out.
After a severe storm system moved through the Baltimore region, power outages are being reported in the along with some damage.
The tornado hit a week ago, displacing more than 21 families in Dundalk. Now, a community is coming together after a storm ripped their home apart.
A flash flood watch was issued by the National Weather Service for Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Prince Georges and St. Mary's counties, and southern Baltimore city until midnight.
Harford County officials responded to numerous incidents Friday due to severe weather in the area.
The National Weather Service says an EF-1 tornado touched down in Salisbury after strong winds and heavy rain struck the eastern shore.
The 14-year-old girl tragically killed when a tree fell onto the car she was traveling in during Thursday night's storm in Lutherville-Timonium has been identified as Ahjee S. Lawrence of the unit block of Hogarth Circle in Cockeysville.
Storms will continue into the weekend, with pockets of heavy rain heading across the state and into southeastern Maryland.
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down in Maryland.
Deadly weather in the Southeast killed 15 people and injured dozens more.
State emergency management officials say 11 people are dead and 23 are injured after severe weather struck Georgia.
Trees came down all across the area, causing property damage and power outages that lasted for weeks.
It's going to be a rainy Saturday for Maryland.
People across Maryland are cleaning up after high winds, large hail and heavy rains Tuesday. One Maryland man died during the intense storms.
Severe weather hits the region, bringing everything from golf ball-sized hail to downed trees.
A tornado watch is in effect for a number of Maryland counties.
Tuesday's severe weather caused many headaches across Baltimore City and County. Rescue crews were forced to help motorists stranded in water. Trees toppled over in other areas and some parking lots even flooded at BWI.
Not since 1933 has Baltimore recorded a rainfall that matched Tuesday's deluge.
