September 3 2019 I have had a lot of questions and comments recently with Hurricane Dorian slowly heading towards the eastern US. There is a range from fear of another
11 AM Tuesday September 3 2019 Hurricane Dorian is still a very powerful storm, so reporting winds 'down' to 110 mph can be deceiving. This is now a Category 2
Tuesday September 3 2019 Today is the first day of school for public systems in Maryland, so I need to start with local weather. Also: PLEASE slow down and stop
Monday September 2 2019 Hurricane Dorian may have lost some of the wind speed, but it is still a very powerful Category 4 storm. Winds are sustained at 145 mph
Monday Labor Day September 2 2019 This morning I want to address out local weather along with Hurricane Dorian. The hurricane is nearly stalled in the Bahamas. It still has
2 PM Sunday September 1 Hurricane Dorian has winds of 185 mph and is the strongest to hit The Bahamas on record. It's happening right now! This ranks 2nd for
Sunday September 1 2019 at 9:30 AM Winds now 175 mph Gusts to 200 mph in Hurricane Dorian 9:30 AM Interim Update from NHC Sun Sep 1 2019 Absolute catastrophic destruction
Sunday September 1 2019 at 8 AM Hurricane Dorian is now a Category 5 storm 160 mph winds. Less than 1% of hurricanes reach this level and it will cross
Saturday August 31 2019 at 5:45 PM Hurricane Dorian remains on the upper edge of Category status with 150 mph winds. The structure looks as strong and healthy as possible
Saturday August 31 2019 Updated 8 AM This morning Hurricane Dorian is has winds increased to 145 mph. The dry air on the west or left side has filled back
