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Region’s Busiest Travel Period Underway — “If you’re someone who travels out of the D.C. region for the holidays, one of the busiest winter holiday travel days has arrived…While the regional airports might sound busy, AAA Mid-Atlantic predicts the vast majority of travelers in the D.C. metro area, 98%, will be driving to their destinations.”
The National Weather Service is warning of severe thunderstorms expected in the Baltimore metro region Thursday afternoon and evening as record heat starts to cool.
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The current haze throughout Baltimore is expected to last through at least Thursday as winds carry smoke from Canadian wildfires across the northeastern states.
Numerous residents in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area on Monday reported the smell of smoke, which experts say is likely related to a major wildfire in North Carolina. Fire departments in D.C., northern Virginia and southern Maryland shared on social media that they had received multiple reports of a smoke scent but had not identified…
The following timeline of the flooding shows just how quickly the rain morphed Old Ellicott City into a deadly flood zone.