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
Saturday August 31 2019 Last night Hurricane Dorian reached Category 4 intensity. This morning is has winds of 140 mph, which is holding from 11 PM last night. This is
9 PM Friday August 30 2019 Major Hurricane Dorian has been consistent with one thing: Overachieving wind speed. The top sustained winds have been increased to 130 mph in the
