3:25 PM Sunday June 5 – The line of severe storms has gotten active and may be a little faster than the earlier schedule by 15 to 30 minutes. The storms are moving to the east with a forward speed of 35 mph. Severe storms have the potential to bring wind speeds of 60 mph or higher, large hail over 1 inch in diameter, frequent lighting, and local flooding. The latest Warning has been issued for central Maryland until 4:15 PM. This includes Frederick, Carroll, Baltimore Counties. At this point it looks like Baltimore within the Beltway should see the storm between 4:30 and 5:30 PM.Expect more warnings as this line moves to the east and expands south where more heat and energy are waiting between Annapolis and Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore.
The Severe Thunderstorm Watch extends until 10 PM for most of our region
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