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**Summary:**

Central Maryland experienced a day of shifting weather conditions. Thursday morning began with rain and patchy fog, followed by a period of concern over potentially severe thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. These storms, originating from the Blue Ridge Mountains, moved eastward, carrying a risk of damaging winds and a very slight tornado risk. A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Montgomery County. A coastal flood advisory was also in effect for the Anne Arundel County shoreline. The severe weather threat is expected to diminish by midnight, with storms tapering off and clearing skies anticipated for Friday. Residents were urged to stay weather aware and report any power outages to BGE.

**News Article:**

**Maryland Dodges Major Severe Weather Bullet, Storms Taper Off By Midnight**

**Baltimore, MD -** Central Maryland residents can breathe a sigh of relief as the threat of severe weather diminishes late Thursday evening. A line of thunderstorms that moved through the Baltimore metro area between 5 PM and 9 PM posed a brief risk of severe winds and a very slight possibility of a tornado, prompting warnings and advisories.

Earlier in the day, meteorologist Alena Lee of WBAL-TV 11, had forecast the possibility of isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms from 6 to 11 PM, with the potential for isolated damaging winds and a low risk of tornadoes. Storms were initially developing along the Blue Ridge Mountains, moving towards the warm, humid air of Central Maryland.

A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for parts of Montgomery County as the storms moved eastward at approximately 25 mph. A coastal flood advisory for the Anne Arundel County shoreline was also in effect until midnight.

However, the worst of the weather appears to have passed. “Thunderstorms and rain are exiting the region and the threat for severe weather is likely gone,” according to the latest update. Storms are expected to fully taper off by midnight, paving the way for clearer skies on Friday.

Residents were urged to stay vigilant, monitor weather updates through the WBAL-TV app, and report any power outages to Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) at 877-778-2222. BGE also reminded residents to never approach fallen power lines and that outage information is available on the BGE.com outage map.

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