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November 23, 2024

Remnants of Ida to Bring Moderate Impacts by Mid-Week

August 29, 2021 John Bordash 1

Heavy rain and gusty winds are possible by mid-week as the remnants of Ida look to move through the Mid-Atlantic.

Ida to Bring Catastrophic Impacts for SE Louisiana on Sunday

August 28, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Ida is set to roll onshore of SE Louisiana Sunday afternoon as a monster Category 4 storm.

Hurricane Watches Issued for New England Ahead of Henri

August 20, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Henri looks to close in on Southern New England this weekend with damaging winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding.

Flash Flooding Threat Tonight into Friday Morning

August 19, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Flash flooding is possible overnight as slow moving thunderstorms will look to give some communities as much as 1-3″ of rain.

Eyes Turning to Tropical Storm Henri in the Western Atlantic

August 18, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

A developing tropical storm in the western Atlantic may pose a threat to the Northeast thanks to a complex atmospheric setup.

Tornado Watch Issued Until 8PM Wednesday

August 18, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

GBrought to you by Chesapeake Orthodontics The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, OK has issued a TORNADO WATCH for Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles,

Remnants of Fred Set to Bring Impacts to Maryland

August 18, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

The remnants of Fred will look to bring the threat of heavy rain and isolated tornadoes across the state Wednesday afternoon.

Areas of Heavy Rain Likely on Monday

August 15, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

2-4″+ of rain may fall in parts of Southern MD on Monday as a frontal boundary slowly drifts through the region.

Here We Go Again: Elevated Risk of Severe Storms for Southern Areas

August 14, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

Once again, the risk of severe weather looks to be elevated across Southern MD and the Northern Neck, due to an incoming cold front

UPGRADE: Elevated Risk of Severe Storms Friday Afternoon

August 13, 2021 John Bordash Comments Off

With the heat and humidity making our atmosphere primed for storm development this afternoon, parts of the region have been upgraded to an Elevated Risk of severe storms.

First Flakes Friday AM?

My first #SNOW map of the season! We have a system developing off the coast that will “retrograde” (move backward) over the Northeast. As that happens, wrap-around cold air may move in at the same

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Remnants of Ida to Bring Moderate Impacts by Mid-Week

Ida to Bring Catastrophic Impacts for SE Louisiana on Sunday

Hurricane Watches Issued for New England Ahead of Henri

Flash Flooding Threat Tonight into Friday Morning

Eyes Turning to Tropical Storm Henri in the Western Atlantic

Tornado Watch Issued Until 8PM Wednesday

Remnants of Fred Set to Bring Impacts to Maryland

Areas of Heavy Rain Likely on Monday

Here We Go Again: Elevated Risk of Severe Storms for Southern Areas

UPGRADE: Elevated Risk of Severe Storms Friday Afternoon

Southern Trend Means More Snow Northwest of I-95.

Rain Changes to Snow for Northern Areas Tuesday Morning

Winter Weather Possible for Northern Areas Early Next Week

Final Call: Light Snow Likely; Northern Areas To See Heaviest