Sunny and breezy today with highs near 55°F. A strong storm could bring damaging winds and thunderstorms Monday.

An NWS storm survey found a brief EF‑1 tornado touched down in Cooksville, with estimated peak winds near 90 mph and a short damage path. The same storm system produced damaging winds across nearby counties.

Baltimore DPW says routine testing found a small TTHM exceedance at a Sparks monitoring site; about 600 services were notified and officials say the water remains safe.

Federal funds will send $3 million to Turner Station for stormwater and shoreline projects aimed at cutting chronic flooding and protecting roads. Planners say design and permitting come first.

Mid-30s this morning, highs near 52°F; gusty south winds will peak this afternoon with advisories in effect and a Small Craft Advisory on the Bay.

Anne Arundel County rescinded a no‑contact advisory for Forked Creek after repairs and testing cleared the water following a late‑February sewage spill. The creek had been closed to swimming and direct contact while crews worked.

Rain moves in Thursday with a brief rain‑and‑snow mix midday and gusts up to 35 mph.

Warm today with a late‑afternoon severe‑storm window; gusty winds and marine advisories could disrupt travel and outdoor plans.

Patchy fog lifts Tuesday morning, then a warm, mostly sunny day with highs near 74°F. A strong cold front could bring severe storms Wednesday evening; secure outdoor items and watch for warnings.

Sunny, unusually warm Monday with highs near 70°F. A strong cold front brings rain and gusty winds Wednesday night into Thursday.

Dense fog reduces visibility for the Sunday commute; afternoon warms into the low 70s with a midweek cold front on the horizon.

Dense fog will slow Saturday morning commutes in Baltimore. Rain is likely tonight with a warm Sunday ahead of a midweek cold front.

Dense morning fog and low clouds slow Baltimore's Friday commute. Expect spotty showers today and a warmer, unsettled weekend with isolated storms.