Saturday September 4 2021 Check out this Kaleidoscope of colors this morning at sunrise today. This was in Bel Air, MD thanks to Jeff Perkins. The morning clouds will give
Friday September 3 2021 We have a lot to unpack this morning, even though the weather has quieted down. Temperatures are actually chilly (40s and 50s), thanks to very dry
Thursday September 2 2021 The remains of former Hurricane Ida will be exiting New England this morning. The swath of heavy rainfall, flooding, and tornado damage has been historic. Today
Thursday September 2 Following the historic rainfall on Wednesday, we continue to monitor the water that flows down rivers. This report is focusing on The Monocacy River in Frederick County
Tuesday Afternoon August 31 Ida is a Post Tropical Cyclone. It is no longer a hurricane or tropical storm. The core Low we refer to as the remnant Low or
Tuesday Afternoon August 31 What we are calling Ida is no longer a tropical system and not being tracked by The National Hurricane Center. However, it was once a high
Tuesday August 31 2021 The remains of Ida are set to arrive Wednesday morning with rain. The heavy rain, likely flooding, and potential severe storms with tornados will arrive by
Monday August 30 2021 Ida has been downgraded to a Tropical Storm this morning. This remains on a path to weaken and curve our way Wednesday. This will bring the
Sunday August 29 Evening Update Hurricane Ida made landfall this morning near Port Fourchon in Louisiana at 12:55 PM EDT. Max winds were 145 mph at the time. The storm
Saturday August 28 2021 There is one theme I have maintained all summer: Over achieving weather events! We have seen it time and time again! Computer model guidance has often
