Muggy morning, highs near 92 with scattered storms and a marginal wind‑damage risk this afternoon; showers likely tonight and Saturday.

Federal funding and strained grid math have put AES’s shuttered Warrior Run plant back in play. DOE awarded $78M to study a restart, forcing a tradeoff between jobs, reliability and Maryland’s climate goals.

Morning temps in the mid‑60s; highs near 89°F today with gusty south winds. Small craft advisories this afternoon and a rising storm risk Friday into the weekend.

Mostly clear and mild Wednesday in Baltimore with a high near 84°F. A cold front may bring showers and thunderstorms Friday–Saturday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday, June 23, with locally heavy rain possible in southern Maryland. Small craft advisories are in effect for much of the Chesapeake.

Monday spikes into the mid‑90s with a strong chance of thunderstorms that could bring damaging winds and heavy rain.

Gusty west winds will make Saturday blustery and Small Craft Advisories cover local waters. Showers and a few strong storms are likely Monday.

Scattered morning showers then a breezy, partly sunny afternoon with highs near 86°F. Stronger storms are possible Sunday night into Monday.

Hot and gusty Thursday in Baltimore: highs near 95°F with gusty SW winds and late-afternoon storm chances. Boaters and waterfront residents should take care.

Sunny and mild today with a high near 80°F. Heat surges into the 90s Thursday with a slight severe‑storm risk and gusty winds.

A fast-moving thunderstorm tore through Libertytown Sunday night, destroying a horse barn and toppling about 100 trees while crews canvassed homes and worked to restore power.

Tests in a Gaithersburg neighborhood found elevated PFAS in streams and a drinking-water source, renewing concerns as the EPA reconsiders parts of its PFAS rule.

Sunny, breezy Monday with highs near 81°F. Coastal nuisance flooding in Annapolis this morning and a small craft advisory through the day.