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- Parts of Central Maryland are under a tornado watch Friday, with the National Weather Service forecasting severe thunderstorms that could also bring hail, high winds and flash flooding.
- After thunderstorms produced 1 to 2 inches of rain Sunday evening, a flood warning was issued for Baltimore and the surrounding area beginning around 10 p.m. and lasting until 4:15 a.m. Monday.
- The National Weather Service has cancelled a tornado watch that had effected much of Maryland including the Baltimore area and threatened some scheduled events ahead of Preakness on Friday.
- With a forecasted high temperature of 94 degrees, this yearās race day is expected to be blistering, and organizers are busy readying ways to beat the heat ā for humans and horses alike.
- Preakness Day is shaping up to be the hottest day so far this year in Baltimore with the temperature reaching about 94 degrees.
- Severe thunderstorms are expected in Maryland on Monday afternoon and evening.
- A flood watch was in effect from Friday afternoon through the evening in the Baltimore area.
- Strong thunderstorms swept through the region Thursday night with strong winds and some hail causing a flurry of advisories.
- Snow is forecasted to be heaviest on Saturday from mid to late morning and then recede by early afternoon.
- After record warm temperatures, the Baltimore region is in for a chilly and rainy Wednesday.
- The Baltimore region shattered an almost 50 year record Monday, with a record high temperature of 77 degrees, the National Weather Service said.
- Portions of Central Maryland are under a winter weather advisory Friday morning, with freezing rain forecast to cauce icy conditions, according to the National Weather Service.
- The Baltimore area is under a high wind warning Friday morning as violent bursts of wind of up to 60 mph could knock over trees and power lines, according to the National Weather Service.
- Meteorologists expected some lingering snow showers in the Baltimore region Monday morning, but the strength of the snow bands came as a bit of a surprise.