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Maryland Storms Unleash Fury: 70 MPH Winds, Flooding
29 Jul
Summary
- Storms brought wind gusts up to 70 mph and widespread power outages.
- Hail the size of quarters was reported in Dundalk and other areas.
- Flash flooding trapped vehicles and submerged streets in multiple locations.
Thunderstorms recently battered Maryland with severe weather, including damaging winds, heavy rain, and flash flooding. The storms produced wind gusts up to 70 mph, leading to downed trees, power lines, and extensive damage across the state. Over 24,000 customers in the Baltimore Gas & Electric service area lost power.
Hail, reported to be the size of quarters in Dundalk, accompanied the storms. Flash flooding occurred in multiple areas, submerging streets and trapping vehicles. Communities like Dundalk, Rosedale, Randallstown, and parts of East Baltimore experienced significant flooding and damage, with trees falling into homes and vehicles.
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