Marylanders Reach Out To Southern Tornado Victims
The greatest natural disaster in this country since Hurricane Katrina continues to overwhelm many southern communities.
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The greatest natural disaster in this country since Hurricane Katrina continues to overwhelm many southern communities.
The National Weather Service confirms four tornadoes touched down in Maryland this week. One of them was caught on tape in Prince George's County near Andrews Air Force base. Another hit Carroll County.
After a week of absolute weather devastation and disaster across a lot of the country, including 10 confirmed tornadoes in Virginia and Maryland (with four of them in Maryland), we finally got a beautiful Spring day.
While we didn't experience devastation anywhere near like they are down south, we've now confirmed a tornado did in fact touch down in Maryland.
There were some downed tree limbs and power lines across Maryland, and a confirmed tornado near Camp Springs, in Prince George's County.
The search for survivors continues in the south following the region's worst tornado outbreak in nearly 40 years. The disaster touched several states, including Virginia, where the governor has declared a state of emergency.
The strong storm system over the middle of the country is inching closer, and starting to show more effects on our weather. It's another warm and muggy one with temperatures on their way up to near 80 degrees.
What started out as a routine training seminar for first responders became the real thing when a tornado ripped through a North Carolina town.
The damage may be done but the cleanup of several tornadoes that struck western Maryland isn't.
This storm will go down in the record books. It's left families devastated and a long trail of destruction across the East Coast.
The National Weather Service confirms a tornado tore through Anne Arundel County in early April.
Even though there were a lot of clouds around today, temperatures started to climb upwards. We topped out at 63 degrees, and there were a lot of people in the 70s and 80s just off to southwest in West Virginia and Virginia.
A tornado touched down nearly three months ago in Northeast Baltimore. The tornado was so devastating, the U.S. government is offering financial aid.
There is another storm on the way, but it is not getting here until later tomorrow. Ahead of it, the warmth has come flooding into the state.
Wow, what a cold front! This strong storm is producing everything from severe weather to flooding rain to damaging winds to incredible temperature swings...and even to snow on the back of it. Where do we even start?
It's now been a week since a tornado tore through parts of northeast Baltimore and Parkville in Baltimore County. In the city, the effort to relocate a dozen people left homeless by the storm continues.
It was a night of pure horror for hundreds living in the path of that destructive tornado that hit parts of Baltimore. The storm hit overnight and without warning, but amid the chaos emerged heroes.
City police officers jumped into action and saved lives after a devastating and rare tornado.
Damage lingers from a fast-moving tornado that touched down last week, leaving thousands of dollars in damage behind.
Now that we know a tornado ripped through part of Maryland this week, the focus turns to the clean up. The EF1 storm caused serious damage to hundreds of apartments and homes in Baltimore county and city.
It could have been a tornado or just strong winds, but whatever it was left a big mess.
