Southern Baltimore storm history

Heat indices were around 105 degrees. The Maryland Department of Health reported 1 fatality occurring in the past week.

Heat indices were around 100 degrees. The Maryland Department of Health reported 1 fatality occurring during the week.

Heat indices were around 100 degrees. The Maryland Department of Health reported 2 fatalities occurring during the week.

Heat indices were close to 100 degrees. The Maryland Department of Health reported three fatalities due to the heat during the week of July 10th through July 16th.

Heat indices around 110 degrees were reported. The Maryland Department of Health reported 8 fatalities due to the excessive heat in Baltimore City. The fatalities occurred during the week of July 3rd to July 9th.

Numerous trees were down due to high winds. A large tree branch fell onto a pedestrian in the 11000 block of Cedar Lane resulting in a fatality.

Icy roads on Interstate 95 resulted in a 55-car accident that lead to 12 injuries and 2 fatalities.

Temperatures reached the lower 90s and combined with dew points in the upper 60s to produce heat indices in the mid to upper 90s. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Office of Preparedness and Response reported one death from exposure to the heat. A toddler was left insi…

Heat indices were around 105 to 109 degrees at MD Science Center.

Heat indices were estimated to be between 105 and 109 degrees based on observations nearby. A fatality was reported due to the heat.

Heat indices were measured up to 112 degrees at the Maryland Science Center. There were three fatalities reported due to the heat.

Heat indices up to 123 degrees were measured at the Maryland Science Center. A fatality was reported due to the high heat in the city of Baltimore.

A fatality was discovered due to the heat.

A local newspaper reported two fatalities due to hyperthermia.

An accident involving a Maryland Transit Administration bus was reported on Rocklyn Ave near Milford Mills. Reported by the Baltimore Sun. Six people were sent to the hospital as a result. All lanes of I-83 were reported closed during the morning hours near the Northern Parkway. …

Wind gusts of 59-68 mph were measured by a mesonet and spotters. There were numerous tree damage as well as trees into homes and some trees blocking roads. Many people were without power.

The ASOS at Baltimore Inner Harbor, KDMH, observed a peak heat index of 111F.

The ASOS at Baltimore Inner Harbor, KDMH, observed a peak heat index of 114F. Also, a Maryland Mesonet in Baltimore, 008MD, observed a peak heat index of 110F.

The ASOS at Martin State Airport, KMTN, measured a peak wind gust of 59 mph at 1619 LST.

Coldest apparent temperatures/wind chills overnight into morning hours.

Persistent SE flow on the east of Tropical Storm Debby resulted in moderate coastal flooding at Baltimore. Peak water level height was 4.96' MLLW or 3.3' MHHW (inundation above ground level). Crest time was at 842 AM EST and lead time was 5.5 hours.

The ASOS at Martin State Airport (KMTN) measured a peak heat index value of 110. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.

The ASOS at Baltimore City Marine Science Center (KDMH) measured a peak heat index value of 109, with a high temperature of 105F. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.

The ASOS at Baltimore City Marine Science Center (KDMH) measured a peak heat index value around 108, with a high temperature of 101F. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.

The ASOS at Baltimore City Marine Science Center (KDMH) measured a peak heat index value of 110. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.

The ASOS at Baltimore City Marine Science Center (KDMH) measured a peak heat index value of 111. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.

The ASOS at Baltimore City Marine Science Center (KDMH) measured a peak heat index value of 113. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 110.