Afternoon storms likely 2–8 p.m. Saturday in Baltimore; a few could pack damaging winds and flash flooding. Heat surges back midweek with highs in the 90s.

Tornado warnings hit southern Maryland Thursday evening as storms swept across the D.C. region; flash‑flood warnings were active in parts of Northern Virginia.

Muggy Friday morning; storms possible after 2 p.m., highs near 90°F. Brief downpours could slow the evening commute.

Flood Watch in effect 2-11 p.m. Thursday; heavy storms could cause flash flooding in low-lying Baltimore neighborhoods.

Silvery schools of dead fish were found floating in Fells Point near Bond Street Wharf; authorities say heat‑driven low oxygen is the likely cause and investigations are underway.

Patchy fog and a few early showers in Baltimore; highs near 85°F today. Storm chances increase Thursday–Friday with heavier rain and gusts possible.

Patchy fog this morning, then scattered storms with localized flash flooding risk and highs near 84°F.

Muggy morning with patchy fog. Heavy thunderstorms this afternoon could cause flash flooding; a Flood Watch is in effect for parts of the region.

Highs near 95°F and heat‑index readings up to 105°F in Baltimore today. Expect afternoon storms and a Code Orange air‑quality alert.

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect Saturday with highs near 102°F and heat index up to 111. Scattered afternoon storms may bring damaging winds and heavy rain.

A $356,500 grant will fund a shoreline adaptation roadmap for Tangier, but town leaders say federal money and policy changes are still needed to save homes and the fishing economy.

Triple‑digit heat hits Baltimore on July 3 with heat indices up to 113°F and a Code Orange air‑quality alert. Cooling centers are available across the region.

A pop-up cooling center will be open this afternoon at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center as Salisbury warns of dangerous heat. County-run hours expand over the holiday weekend.