Maryland Forecast Calls for Mild Days, Rain Chances
The National Weather Service's zone forecast for Maryland counties covers November 7 through 14, 2026, with chances of showers midweek and into Friday.
Maryland Weather and Disaster News
For readers in Maryland, this page covers weather and disaster news, from storms and flooding to heat waves and emergency declarations. Reporting follows the conditions that disrupt daily life and the recovery that follows.
Forecasts
Rain and Storms Arrive in Maryland Thursday
A cold front brings a chance of rain and thunderstorms to Maryland from Thursday through Friday.
Current Conditions
Live Poll
Should your local parks prioritize installing accessibility features like color-blind viewfinders for visitors?
Western Maryland Reached Peak Foliage Levels
Cooler temperatures have triggered an annual color transformation across the state.
Emergency Response
Maryland State Police Rescued Injured Bald Eagle
An intern and two state troopers safely removed a distressed bald eagle from a busy highway.
Safety
Live Poll
Is your household adequately prepared for a potential home fire emergency?
Maryland to Host Fire Safety Weekend in October
The Office of the State Fire Marshal will install smoke alarms across Maryland communities on October 17-18, 2026.
Severe Weather
Live Poll
Is your local government doing enough to protect residents during extreme summer heat waves?
Maryland Recorded Record Heat-Related Deaths in 2026
The state saw 61 fatalities this season, surpassing the previous record of 42 set in 2012.
Regular subjects here include coastal and inland flooding, severe thunderstorms, heat events and their health impacts, and emergency declarations issued by state and local officials. Coverage reaches from the Chesapeake Bay shoreline and the Eastern Shore to the mountain counties in the west. Storm recovery and the rebuilding that follows often draw as much attention as the event itself. Tidal flooding and Chesapeake Bay weather patterns shape how many of the state's disasters unfold.