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
Wednesday September 1 2021 The remains of former Hurricane Ida packed a strong punch in central Maryland. Numerous warnings for flooding and tornados were issued throughout the afternoon, and there
Wednesday September 1 Noon Update A Tornado Watch has been issued for our region this afternoon and evening. This is in response to the remains of former Hurricane Ida passing
Wednesday September 1 The morning began with a Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Warning, and Flood Warnings. That was before 5 AM and included the big cities. Today is going to
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 Evening August 30 The thunderstorms we had today were separate from the main event on the way. This is a focus on Depression Ida, which has been downgraded with
Monday Afternoon August 30 Tropical Storm Ida continues to weaken the central wind field, but a tremendous amount of rain is still on the way. Before getting to the
