First Alert Weather: Extended coverage of Maryland's tornado watch
A dozen counties across Maryland were under a tornado watch Thursday evening as severe storms pass through. CBS News Baltimore's First Alert Weather Team has extended coverage.
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A dozen counties across Maryland were under a tornado watch Thursday evening as severe storms pass through. CBS News Baltimore's First Alert Weather Team has extended coverage.
WJZ-TV declared Tuesday a First Alert Weather Day for potential severe storms bringing lightning and flooding. There is a low risk of hail and tornadoes.
Severe weather is possible on Monday, including potential tornadoes. Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your latest forecast.
In the event of severe weather, here's what to do.
A flash flood watch will be in effect from 11 a.m. Wednesday to 8 a.m. Thursday in much of central Maryland
A tornado watch covering much of Maryland Monday afternoon has expired after a cold front brought heavy rain and storms to the region.
Strong winds and severe weather are possible for parts of Maryland on Monday.
A tornado warning in effect for portions of Carroll and Frederick counties until 9:45 p.m. has expired.
As a strong system of thunderstorms rolled through the region, some areas are already reporting damage and thousands are without power.
Severe weather came through Maryland overnight hitting the region around 3 a.m.
A Tornado Warning has expired for parts of Baltimore Co. and Baltimore City, but flooding remains a concern. Gov. Martin O'Malley has declared a State of Emergency for Allegany and Washington counties.
It's confirmed. A funnel cloud did touch down in Harford County, downing trees and damaging homes.
Montgomery County emergency management officials say the office received a false tornado warning, and the National Weather Service is trying to pin down the source.
The stormy and wet weather pattern continues.
