Wednesday May 23 2018 The Ain issue this morning is low visibility, and that is not for all of us. This morning map shows the worst fog northeast of Baltimore
Sunday October 29 This is the most active weather map we have seen in a while. Today will start off as a warm day but it will be wet and
Monday October 16 After a weekend with temps in the 70s, a little bit of rain marks the cool down on this Monday. The rain will slip south and mostly
Sunday October 15 Yet another warm and muggy morning with areas of fog. The temperatures are still in the territory of where we should be for afternoon highs... but before
Saturday October 14 Category 2 Hurricane Ophelia still has 100 mph winds and is now racing through into the eastern Atlantic towards Ireland. The visible satellite from sunrise over the
Friday October 13 2017 Hurricane Ophelia remains a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds. It has broken away from the nearly stationary status and is moving to the east
Friday October 13 2017 This morning is once again cool and damp. The wind from the east will continue to bring in Atlantic moisture, keeping us cloudy with drizzle and
Thursday October 12 Hurricane Ophelia is in the open water of the central Atlantic where storms don't normally get attention. Especially in the month of October, when a storm like
8 AM Monday October 9 The heaviest of the rain is now on our region. The remains of Nate are passing to our northwest keeping us on the warm and
Sunday October 8 Tropical Depression Nate has winds of 35 mph and is racing to the north at 23 mph. This was expected to be downgraded at this point, and
