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Maryland, Hurricane Erin and Rip Current

Hurricane Erin upgraded to Category 4, will impact Maryland's rip current

Hurricane Erin continues to rapidly intensify in the Atlantic Ocean with its outer bands starting to impact the northern Leeward Islands.

The Baltimore Sun on MSN · 3d

Rip currents expected on Maryland’s Eastern Shore as Erin becomes 2025’s first hurricane

Hurricane Erin, the first hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic season, could bring dangerous rip currents to Maryland’s Eastern Shore next week while most likely remaining offshore.

Patch on MSN · 5d

MD Beachgoers Warned Of Rip Currents As Tropical Storm Erin Strengthens

Tropical Storm Erin is forecast to become a major hurricane soon and could pose serious threats to Maryland's coastal areas.

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What Hurricane Erin will mean for Virginia, Maryland and Delaware beaches

Tropical storm watches expand from the Virginia beaches to Fenwick Island, Delaware, including Ocean City, Maryland.

Warmer with Storms Developing on Sunday in Maryland

It'll be a warm and humid day with highs for more neighborhoods getting into the 90s. Within Baltimore City limits, we could ...

WBAL-TV on MSN17h

Maryland weather forecast: Temps remain cool, chance for storms persists on Aug. 19

Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said the cold front will stay in the area, with temps remaining in the low-70s on Tuesday.

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Video captures wall cloud over Maryland as severe storms slam ... - Yahoo

Wall cloud spotted over Maryland as storms hit D.C. region. Tornado and flash flood warnings were issued amid heavy rain. Lightning sparked fires and power outages across the area.

Maryland weather stays muggy Friday, more scattered storms

Maryland weather stays hot and muggy through the weekend. Storms Friday afternoon will exit for a drier weekend.

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Heating Up With A Few Storms Possible This Weekend In Maryland - WBFF

by Meteorologist Justin Chambers Fri, July 11th 2025 at 9:25 AM ...

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Boy, 13, dies after getting trapped in a storm drain during Maryland flooding

Parts of the Baltimore area received 2.5 to 4 inches Thursday, according to the weather service, but isolated areas received more.

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