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Clear
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- 7 MPH
- feels like
62°
humidity72%
- high
76°
sunrise5:44 a.m.
- low
62°
sunset8:37 p.m.
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5 a.m.
Mostly clear
62°
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6 a.m.
Fog
62°
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7 a.m.
Fog
63°
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8 a.m.
Partly cloudy
66°
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9 a.m.
Partly cloudy
69°
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10 a.m.
Partly cloudy
70°
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11 a.m.
Partly cloudy
72°
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12 p.m.
Light rain
74°
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1 p.m.
Light rain
75°
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2 p.m.
Light rain
76°
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3 p.m.
Light rain
76°
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4 p.m.
Light rain
76°
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5 p.m.
Light rain
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Saturday
Light rain
high
76°
low
62°
Sunday
Fog
high
81°
low
63°
Monday
Partly cloudy
high
89°
low
68°
Tuesday
Partly cloudy
high
92°
low
74°
Wednesday
Light rain
high
90°
low
75°
Thursday
Thunderstorms
high
84°
low
73°
Friday
Light rain
high
85°
low
71°
Saturday
Thunderstorms
high
84°
low
68°
Sunday
Light rain
high
90°
low
76°
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A tornado warning briefly covered Annapolis Thursday afternoon as several severe storms moved through Central Maryland, leaving behind fallen trees and isolated flooding. - Temperatures throughout the Baltimore region neared 100 degrees Wednesday afternoon, as heat advisories for counties near the Chesapeake Bay remained in effect and the area braced for a flash flood watch for Thursday and Friday.
- Neither quake left behind any noteworthy damage or injuries.
- The temperatures early this week, especially on Tuesday, could compel officials to issue a heat advisory, forecasters said.
- A 2.6-magnitude earthquake rippled through the greater Baltimore area Friday afternoon, the United States Geological Survey confirmed.
- The storms are likely to hit Baltimore between 5 and 7 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
- Severe thunderstorms are expected to move across Maryland on Monday night, according to the National Weather Service.
National weather news
- Strong thunderstorms brought brief flooding and cooler temperatures as rain swept through the Baltimore region Thursday afternoon.
- A tornado with winds up to 95 miles per hour tore through Jacksonville in northern Baltimore County Thursday afternoon, uprooting at least 100 trees, according to the National Weather Service
- As authorities in the Baltimore area gauged damage left in the wake of a series of powerful thunderstorms Thursday evening, meteorologists worked “double duty” locking in forecasts for another potentially damaging weather pattern.
- Severe thunderstorms swept through the Baltimore area Thursday, prompting various severe weather alerts — including a brief tornado warning — around the region.
- Rain showers and unseasonably chilly temperatures are expected to persist in the Baltimore area through Sunday before giving way to a sunny Memorial Day, forecasters say.
- Scattered thunderstorms with strong, potentially damaging wind gusts are expected to sweep across Maryland Friday evening, with an isolated tornado possible in Southern Maryland, according to the National Weather Service.
- The next few days around Maryland are expected to be rainy, but forecasters say the weather should clear up in time for a sunny Memorial Day.
