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Cloudy
64°
- 8 MPH
- feels like
64°
humidity90%
- high
70°
sunrise6:23 a.m.
- low
63°
sunset8:06 p.m.
Forecast
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10 a.m.
Rain showers
65°
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11 a.m.
Rain showers
66°
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12 p.m.
Rain showers
68°
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1 p.m.
Rain showers
68°
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2 p.m.
Rain showers
70°
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3 p.m.
Rain showers
70°
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4 p.m.
Rain showers
69°
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5 p.m.
Rain showers
68°
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6 p.m.
Rain showers
68°
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7 p.m.
Rain showers
68°
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8 p.m.
Rain showers
66°
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9 p.m.
Rain showers
66°
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10 p.m.
Rain showers
64°
Monday
Rain showers
high
70°
low
63°
Tuesday
Fog
high
77°
low
61°
Wednesday
Partly cloudy
high
80°
low
59°
Thursday
Fog
high
82°
low
61°
Friday
Fog
high
83°
low
62°
Saturday
Thunderstorms
high
79°
low
66°
Sunday
Thunderstorms
high
80°
low
67°
Monday
Thunderstorms
high
82°
low
67°
Tuesday
Thunderstorms
high
81°
low
62°
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A chance of showers Monday and Tuesday will give way to sunny weather later this week in Baltimore. - Another thunderstorm passed through the Baltimore region Friday night, knocking down trees, wires and flooding some streets.
- Rebuilding from a tornado that struck Smith Island, which has no bridge or causeway over the Chesapeake Bay, provides a challenge: Every step of the recovery process requires a boat.
- Thunderstorms left hundreds without power Thursday evening and downed dozens of trees, with rain and outages mainly impacting Northeast Baltimore.
- Video captured on Smith Island showed islanders watching in fear as a waterspout swept onto shore from the Chesapeake Bay.
- One of Baltimore's latest sinkholes underscores the risks posed as obsolete infrastructure endures weather that was once exceptional, but is now commonplace.
- The Baltimore area will likely see some thunderstorms Friday, then warm and sunny conditions Saturday.
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- After a brief reprieve from the heat on Tuesday, the rest of the week will bring hotter temperatures to the Baltimore region and a chance of rain.
- After another round of storms that knocked out power for Baltimore-area residents, sunny skies are expected for Tuesday and Wednesday.
- A flood warning has been issued for Baltimore County until 6:30 p.m. on Saturday.
- Thousands of people in the Baltimore area are still without power due to strong storms Tuesday night.
- Thousands of people in Harford County are still without power due to strong storms Tuesday night.
- At least two trees, sheared from their base, laid flat in the parking lot outside Ripken Stadium Tuesday evening.
- Severe thunderstorms rolled through multiple Maryland counties Tuesday evening, downing trees, causing power outages and damaging Ripken Field in Aberdeen, home of the IronBirds professional baseball team.
