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Maryland Braces for Sizzling Temperatures, Thunderstorms to Provide Relief by Week's End

Summary

  • Temperatures and humidity to soar Tuesday and Wednesday, with heat index over 100°F
  • Orioles doubleheader on Tuesday will be extremely hot, with first game in blazing sunshine
  • Severe thunderstorms expected Thursday, bringing potential for damaging winds and flash flooding
Maryland Braces for Sizzling Temperatures, Thunderstorms to Provide Relief by Week's End

Maryland is currently experiencing a relentless heat wave, with temperatures and humidity expected to reach dangerous levels on Tuesday and Wednesday. The heat wave, which began on Monday, has already seen high temperatures climb into the middle 90s.

The extreme heat and humidity have prompted "Alert Days" to be issued for Tuesday and Wednesday, as the combination of the two factors will make it feel over 100°F, even as early as mid to late morning. The Orioles will face a true test of endurance during their doubleheader on Tuesday, with the first game played in blazing sunshine and temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s.

However, relief is on the horizon. A slow-moving cold front is expected to approach the area late Wednesday into Wednesday night, potentially bringing severe thunderstorms. The threat of damaging winds and flash flooding will increase on Thursday, as an additional wave of low pressure develops along the cold front. The weather is expected to improve significantly by the weekend, with comfortable temperatures in the 80s and dry conditions.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.

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FAQ

Temperatures in Maryland are expected to soar into the mid and upper 90s on Tuesday and Wednesday, with heat index values well over 100°F.
The Orioles' doubleheader on Tuesday will be extremely hot, with the first game played in blazing sunshine and temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s. Fans are advised to wear light clothing and stay hydrated.
The extreme heat is expected to depart the area on Thursday, as a cold front approaches and brings the potential for severe thunderstorms, including damaging winds and flash flooding.

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