Maryland weather forecast update: Front could trigger storms
Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer explains how a cold front moving through Maryland on Monday night could trigger severe storms.
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Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer explains how a cold front moving through Maryland on Monday night could trigger severe storms.
Clouds and showers Monday morning helped to stabilize the atmosphere, but there remains a chance for severe storms in the afternoon and evening.
The National Weather Service in Paducah announced the KPAH WSR-88D radar will be down for two weeks for an important upgrade.
Rainfall reminiscent of earlier in the week dumped down on the Bay Area during parts of Wednesday, although it's expected to be the final drops of rain fall until at least mid-next week, according to the National Weather Service.
Thursday 9am Update: Strong storms have quickly rolled through the capital region. The leading edge of these storms is now pushing out of the Storm Station coverage area and into the far southeastern reaches of Louisiana. Light to moderate rain continues behind these storms. This rain will likely taper off in the next several hours, setting us up for a drier afternoon.