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Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (VIDEO) Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (VIDEO)
Meteor? Earthquake? Massive Boom Sparks 911 Calls After Weather Event Near Boston (Video) Did you feel it? Parts of Eastern Massachusetts were rocked on Saturday afternoon by a seismic "boom" that could be heard across parts of the state and in Rhode Island. The cause? Possibly a meteor, according to some reports. Others claim it was an earthquake that could be felt throughout the region. The flash density product really shows this anomalous "flash" which is pretty distinctive of a bolide/meteor reentry. east of Boston. This is the likely source of the loud boom/explosion. pic.twitter.com/ka5b9KfiQ7 — Nick Stewart (@NStewWX) May 30, 2026 "The flash density product really s…
Rotting Tree Splits Maryland Home In Half In Dramatic Morning Collapse (PHOTOS) Rotting Tree Splits Maryland Home In Half In Dramatic Morning Collapse (PHOTOS)
Rotting Tree Splits Maryland Home In Half In Dramatic Morning Collapse (Photos) It was a quiet morning in Anne Arundel County. Then, a massive tree came toppling through a mobile home in Pasadena, splitting it in two like a scene out of a disaster movie. At around 8 a.m. on Thursday, May 28, first responders were called to the 1400 block of Woodland Beach Road, where there were reports of a tree that had fallen through a house. Officials say that heavy rains may be to blame. "During the spring growth season and after heavy rains, homeowners should assess trees and tree limbs for safety," they advised. The Anne Arundel County Fire Department said crews were able to c…
Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season
Hurricane Forecast Predicts Multiple Direct US Impacts This Season A quieter storm count does not mean a safer season. AccuWeather released its 2026 Atlantic hurricane season forecast ahead of the official start on Monday, June 1, predicting 11 to 16 named storms, 4 to 7 hurricanes, and 2 to 4 major hurricanes. The forecast also calls for 3 to 5 direct impacts in the US. AccuWeather predicts 11-16 named storms this hurricane season, with 2 to 4 major hurricanes. AccuWeather AccuWeather says the season may run near or below historical averages overall, but the risk of US impacts remains elevated, especially along the central and eastern Gulf Coast,…
Brutal Maryland Heatwave Gives Way To Dangerous Storms, Hail, Flooding: Forecasters Brutal Maryland Heatwave Gives Way To Dangerous Storms, Hail, Flooding: Forecasters
Brutal Maryland Heatwave Gives Way To Dangerous Storms, Hail, Flooding: Forecasters andMaryland and Virginia are about to go from sweating through near-record heat to dodging potentially dangerous storms in a matter of hours. After days of brutal temperatures baked the region under some of the hottest May weather ever recorded, forecasters warned Wednesday that the atmosphere was primed for severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds, hail, flooding, and dangerous evening commute conditions across much of the region. The National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 p.m. on Wednesday, May 20, for large portions of Maryland and Virginia as…
Northern Virginia Bakes As Dulles Hits Record High Temperatures In Rare May Heat Spike Northern Virginia Bakes As Dulles Hits Record High Temperatures In Rare May Heat Spike
Northern Virginia Bakes As Dulles Hits Record High Temperatures In Rare May Heat Spike If it felt more like late July than mid-May in Northern Virginia on Monday, there’s a reason. Washington Dulles International Airport hit 95 degrees on Monday, May 18, setting a new record high for the date, according to the National Weather Service. The old May 18 record at Dulles was 91 degrees, set in 1987, officials said. Monday’s heat blew right past it. The brutal early-season heat settled over the DMV before storms even had a chance to fire up. “As of 12:56 p.m. on Monday, no showers or storms in our area yet, but you can see the clouds starting to ‘bubble’ over western MD, eastern…
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You A powerful climate pattern may be gearing up to make itself felt in much of the world. AccuWeather reported Thursday, May 14, that El Niño is expected to develop around the start of summer and could reach rare Super El Niño status as early as October or November. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center said that El Niño is likely to emerge soon, with an 82 percent chance from May through July and a 96 percent chance of continuing through winter. NOAA also cautioned that peak strength remains uncertain. AccuWeather says a Super El Niño occurs when sea surface temperatures in part of the equatoria…
Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn
Developing El Niño Could Bring Extreme Summer Weather, Forecasters Warn A dramatic split in summer weather is on the horizon, with forecasters warning of a season marked by extremes.  AccuWeather’s long-range experts say the United States could see everything from dangerous heat waves and worsening drought to repeated flash flooding and an elevated wildfire risk in the West. On Wednesday, April 29, AccuWeather released its summer 2026 outlook, highlighting the influence of a rapidly developing El Niño.  The pattern is expected to divide the country, with wetter conditions in the nation’s midsection and hotter, drier weather farther west and south. Ac…
Twisting Waterspout Spins Off Maryland Coast Near Assateague Caught On Camera (VIDEO) Twisting Waterspout Spins Off Maryland Coast Near Assateague Caught On Camera (VIDEO)
Twisting Waterspout Spins Off Maryland Coast Near Assateague Caught On Camera (Video) A twisting funnel rising from the ocean gave beachgoers an unexpected show off the Maryland coast. The waterspout was spotted offshore near Assateague State Park, where a Maryland Department of Natural Resources technician captured the rare sight while working along the dunes. Photos and video show the narrow column stretching from a dark cloud down to the water, kicking up spray as it moved across the ocean. Others shared their experiences on Facebook. Officials say the system stayed over the water and moved away from shore, meaning there was no threat to people on the beach. Wate…
Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits MD Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits MD
Pollen Levels Expected To Surge As Intense, Extended Allergy Season Hits MD Pollen levels are on the rise across the Northeast, signaling the start of what experts predict will be an intense and extended allergy season this spring. Warmer weather, heavy rainfall, and compressed blooming seasons will drive the surge, creating what AccuWeather has labeled a "pollen bomb." “Weather conditions in your neighborhood and even hundreds of miles away can significantly influence pollen levels and allergy symptoms,” said AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist and Allergy Expert Alan Reppert. “Temperature and rainfall determine how much pollen is released and how quickly levels spi…
2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts
2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions Released: Elevated Risk For US Impacts Experts have just released their predictions for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, and while the total number of storms is not expected to break records, the risk for significant US impacts is expected to remain elevated. The season runs from Monday, June 1, through Monday, Nov. 30. AccuWeather is forecasting 11-16 named storms, four to seven hurricanes, and two to four major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher. Experts predict three to five of these storms will have direct impacts on the US, such as landfall, tropical-storm-force winds, or significant flooding. The 2026 Atlantic hu…
Maryland High Court Rejects Climate Lawsuits Against Oil Giants In Major Blow To Cities Maryland High Court Rejects Climate Lawsuits Against Oil Giants In Major Blow To Cities
Maryland High Court Rejects Climate Lawsuits Against Oil Giants In Major Blow To Cities Maryland’s highest court just handed a major win to Big Oil — and a big setback to Baltimore, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel counties. In a sweeping decision filed March 24, the Supreme Court of Maryland ruled that local governments cannot sue energy companies for climate change damages, shutting down years-long efforts to make them pay for flooding, rising seas, and extreme weather. The ruling centers on a hard truth the court didn’t dance around: climate change isn’t local. Judges found that greenhouse gas emissions — and the damage tied to them — cross state lines and international borders…
EF1 Tornado Confirmed In Maryland After Violent Storms Slam Eastern Shore EF1 Tornado Confirmed In Maryland After Violent Storms Slam Eastern Shore
EF1 Tornado Confirmed In Maryland After Violent Storms Slam Eastern Shore The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado touched down on the Eastern Shore after storms tore through the region, leaving behind damage and dangerous winds. The tornado touched down in Caroline County, with Ridgely taking a direct hit as survey teams found evidence of an EF1 tornado packing winds up to 100 mph. That wasn’t the only damage. As the storm pushed across the Shore, it unleashed a wide swath of straight-line winds stretching from Sudlersville to Millington, strong enough to snap limbs, knock down trees, and cause damage even without rotation. Those winds were clocked…
Tornado Watch Issued Across Maryland, DC, Virginia As Dangerous Storms Move In Tornado Watch Issued Across Maryland, DC, Virginia As Dangerous Storms Move In
Tornado Watch Issued Across Maryland, DC, Virginia As Dangerous Storms Move In The dangerous storm system forecasters warned about all weekend is now unfolding across the DMV. A Tornado Watch has been issued for the region until 7 p.m. on Monday, March 16, putting millions of residents across the DMV on alert as a volatile line of severe storms pushes toward the East Coast. The watch covers much of Maryland, Northern Virginia, and the District, where meteorologists say the atmosphere is primed for severe thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes and destructive winds. A tornado watch has been issued for parts of District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, V…
Rare Level 4 Severe Weather Risk Issued For Maryland With Tornadoes, 80 MPH Winds Possible Rare Level 4 Severe Weather Risk Issued For Maryland With Tornadoes, 80 MPH Winds Possible
Rare Level 4 Severe Weather Risk Issued For Maryland With Tornadoes, 80 MPH Winds Possible A rare and potentially dangerous storm system is barreling toward the DMV as forecasters say the region could be facing tornadoes, destructive winds, and widespread power outages by Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center have placed the DC metro area under a Level 4 out of 5 “Moderate Risk” for severe weather — a designation rarely issued for the region and one that signals widespread severe storms are possible. The last time the area saw a similar risk level was more than two years ago, according to meteorologists tracking the system. Here are o…
Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year
Super El Niño Likely To Emerge: What It Means For Weather Patterns This Year A major shift in the climate pattern is on the horizon, with forecasters raising the odds that El Niño will develop this summer and persist through the end of the year. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center said on Thursday, March 13, that a transition from La Niña to ENSO-neutral is expected within the next month.  There is a 55 percent chance that ENSO-neutral conditions will continue through May–July 2026. After that, the likelihood of El Niño emerging jumps to 62 percent for June–August 2026, with the pattern likely to persist through at le…
Brief EF-1 Tornado Touches Down In Maryland During Thursday Storms Brief EF-1 Tornado Touches Down In Maryland During Thursday Storms
Brief EF-1 Tornado Touches Down In Maryland During Thursday Storms A brief but powerful tornado touched down in Maryland earlier during Thursday's storms, the National Weather Service confirmed after surveying storm damage in Howard County. The EF-1 tornado struck Cooksville on March 11, between 7:06 p.m. and 7:07 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. Investigators say the tornado packed estimated peak winds of 90 mph as it carved a 0.4-mile path through the area near Old Frederick Road. National Weather Service The storm reached a maximum width of about 100 yards, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along its narrow track, officials said. …
Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Dates Announced In DC As America Prepares For 250th Anniversary Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Dates Announced In DC As America Prepares For 250th Anniversary
Cherry Blossom Peak Bloom Dates Announced In DC As America Prepares For 250th Anniversary Spring in the nation's capital is about to put on its most famous show again. The National Park Service announced that the iconic cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin and National Mall in DC are projected to reach peak bloom between March 29 and April 1, depending on weather conditions. "Peak Bloom is defined as the period of time when 70 percent of the Yoshino cherry blossoms -the most common variety- are open, creating gorgeous clouds of white and pink flowers floating around the Tidal Basin," officials said. Once peak bloom begins, the blossoms typically stay on the trees for seven to…
Winter Storm Sends Tree Through Virginia Home As Family Faces 10-Month Displacement Winter Storm Sends Tree Through Virginia Home As Family Faces 10-Month Displacement
Winter Storm Sends Tree Through Virginia Home As Family Faces 10-Month Displacement A massive tree crashed through a Virginia home during the latest round of winter weather, leaving a family of five out in the cold for months.  The Wendle family's Mantua home in Fairfax County was struck by the tree on Sunday, Feb. 22, according to neighbor Kate Janich, who said it could be as long as 10 months before they can return to the residence. The Wendle family. GoFundMe The tree caused significant damage to the home and the family’s car, rendering the house uninhabitable. “On Sunday evening, during the snowstorm, a large tree fell onto the Wendle family’s house, caus…
Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel
Track, Timing For Widespread New Winter Storm Comes Into Focus: Snow, Ice To Disrupt Travel A potent new winter storm is set to sweep across the Midwest and Northeast early next week, bringing widespread snow, ice, and rain to millions.  The storm, fueled by a fresh surge of Arctic air, is expected to begin Sunday night, March 1, and continue into Monday, March 2, according to AccuWeather. The storm will develop as warm, moist air collides with a dome of Arctic air, creating a corridor of heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Snow is expected generally from Washington, DC, through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and just south of New York. A look at precipitation types for …
Here Are Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter For MD, East Coast Here Are Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter For MD, East Coast
Here Are Snowfall Totals So Far This Winter For MD, East Coast From the mountains of New England to the cities and towns of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, this winter has tested the Northeast’s resilience and rewritten the record books. The Blizzard of 2026 may have set the stage, but it is the relentless pattern of storms and arctic blasts that has made this winter of 2025-26 one for the books across the Northeast. Mount Washington in New Hampshire leads the region with a staggering 188.2 inches of snow so far this season, topping its normal total of 182 inches, according to National Weather Service accumulation totals for the sea…
Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals
Historic Blizzard: This Northeast Locale Saw Most Snowfall With 37.9 Inches; See Highest Totals A historic Nor’easter that swept through the region has left some jaw-dropping numbers in its wake, both in terms of snowfall totals and wind gusts. The storm caused widespread disruptions, including road closures, power outages, and flight cancellations, but also delivered some record-breaking snow totals. Snowfall Totals The heaviest snow fell across parts of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.  Warwick, Rhode Island, reported the highest preliminary snowfall total of 37.9 inches, which could mark a new state record. Warwick is located in East-Central Rhode Island in…
Snow Totals So Far: Where Maryland Got Buried — And Where It Didn’t Snow Totals So Far: Where Maryland Got Buried — And Where It Didn’t
Snow Totals So Far: Where Maryland Got Buried — And Where It Didn’t If you blinked during Sunday’s storm, you might’ve missed it. Unless you live in the parts of Maryland that got absolutely smoked. Unofficial totals released by the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington on Monday morning, Feb. 23, show a classic DMV snow split — with Washington County cashing in and the DC core doing what it does best: flirting with winter. The biggest number on the board came from Sabillasville in Washington County, where 12.3 inches was reported. Frederick County also cracked double digits, with Cavetown logging 10 inches. Cecil County wasn’t playing either, wi…
Winter Storm Watch Issued For DC, Maryland, Northern Virginia As 5+ Inches Of Snow Possible Winter Storm Watch Issued For DC, Maryland, Northern Virginia As 5+ Inches Of Snow Possible
Winter Storm Watch Issued For DC, Maryland, Northern Virginia As 5+ Inches Of Snow Possible Winter is here. Again. DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia are under a Winter Storm Watch as forecasters warn a rapidly intensifying coastal storm could dump five or more inches of snow and bring strong winds to the region on Sunday into Monday. The National Weather Service has expanded the watch to include the DC Metro area as confidence grows that an “impactful winter storm” will target the Mid-Atlantic late Sunday through early Monday. Heavy snow is possible beginning Sunday afternoon, with the heaviest bands likely Sunday night into early Monday morning. Total snow accumulations of fi…
Duo’s Midnight Polar Plunge In Flooded Poolesville Creek Ends With Icy 911 Rescue (PHOTOS) Duo’s Midnight Polar Plunge In Flooded Poolesville Creek Ends With Icy 911 Rescue (PHOTOS)
Duo’s Midnight Polar Plunge In Flooded Poolesville Creek Ends With Icy 911 Rescue (Photos) Two people spent hours stranded in a flooded creek in Maryland during an Extreme Cold Alert before finally calling 911 for help early Monday morning. A vehicle drove into approximately two feet of standing flood water near Hunting Quarter Road and River Road in Poolesville around 3 a.m. on Monday, February 16, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service officials. The single vehicle became disabled in a flooded creek and wetland area between River Road and Hughes Road, officials said. Authorities say the two occupants attempted to rescue themselves for several hours after the ca…
First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast
First Spring Outlook: Cold, Late Snow Could Linger In Northeast The first long-range spring forecast is out, and AccuWeather says residents across the Northeast might want to keep coats handy a little longer this year. According to the outlet's 2026 US Spring Forecast, the Northeast and Great Lakes will experience a gradual shift toward warmer weather, with cooler-than-average temperatures likely to persist well into spring.  Forecasters warn that late-season snow and frost are possible across the region, especially in March and April. That could mean higher heating bills for many households as the cold persists. Related story: Punxsutawney…
Hell Of A Collapse: Snow Destroys Church Roof, Triggers Emergency Response (PHOTOS) Hell Of A Collapse: Snow Destroys Church Roof, Triggers Emergency Response (PHOTOS)
Hell Of A Collapse: Snow Destroys Church Roof, Triggers Emergency Response (Photos) A church in Virginia narrowly avoided disaster when part of its roof collapsed under the strain of winter weather, forcing emergency crews to shut down a busy road and declare the building unsafe. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue crews were called just before 5:20 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 2, to the 8700 block of Cooper Road after reports that the roof of a two-story building had blown off, and a second-floor wall appeared ready to fail, officials said. The building was identified as St. George Tigrai Orthodox Tewahdo Church, a longtime fixture in the Mount Vernon area. “When crews arrived, they …
Police Say Walking On Frozen Potomac Is New But Unpleasant Way To Die Police Say Walking On Frozen Potomac Is New But Unpleasant Way To Die
Police Say Walking On Frozen Potomac Is New But Unpleasant Way To Die One day after police issued a warning advising against walking along the icy water of the Potomac River, a body was pulled from under the 14th Street Bridge. What began as a rescue effort by DC Fire and EMS crews turned into a recovery on Tuesday, Feb. 3, when a person was spotted on the ice mid-span, officials said. The body was located on the ice below the 14th Street Bridge, forcing firefighters to cross from Ohio Drive to reach the victim. As of 1:45 p.m. Tuesday, officials confirmed the body had been removed from the ice and transported to land by a Metropolitan Police Department harb…
Light Snow, Icy Roads Could Wreck Commute Again Wednesday Morning In Maryland Light Snow, Icy Roads Could Wreck Commute Again Wednesday Morning In Maryland
Light Snow, Icy Roads Could Wreck Commute Again Wednesday Morning In Maryland Winter just will not let go. Another round of snow — light, stubborn, and annoying — is expected to slide through the region overnight, setting up what could be a slick and icy commute across Maryland, Northern Virginia, and DC early Wednesday morning, weather officials warned. The National Weather Service says snow is likely to taper off sometime between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4, but the real problem comes after — temperatures are expected to stay below freezing right through the morning rush, turning untreated roads into skating rinks. Accumulation is expected to stay under…
Maryland Storm Turns Assateague Beach Into Frozen Cliffs And Crumbling Sand Slabs (PHOTOS) Maryland Storm Turns Assateague Beach Into Frozen Cliffs And Crumbling Sand Slabs (PHOTOS)
Maryland Storm Turns Assateague Beach Into Frozen Cliffs And Crumbling Sand Slabs (Photos) A powerful coastal storm didn’t just rough up Maryland’s shoreline — it peeled it back. State officials are warning visitors to steer clear of large sections of Assateague State Park after frozen sand cliffs collapsed and broke apart along the beach following the spate of recent winter weather, authorities said. The aftermath of the storms at Assateague State Park. Maryland DNR The damage was most severe near the Youth Group Beach and the F Loop crossover at Assateague State Park, where beach erosion carved steep drop-offs and left massive slabs of frozen sand scattered along the sh…
Ice-Encased Maryland Honda Civic Turns Into Philly Street Spectacle (PHOTOS) Ice-Encased Maryland Honda Civic Turns Into Philly Street Spectacle (PHOTOS)
Ice-Encased Maryland Honda Civic Turns Into Philly Street Spectacle (Photos) A 2016 Honda Civic with Maryland plates has been drawing crowds in Philadelphia this week — not for its make or model, but because it’s completely encased in ice. The car, parked along the 1000 block of North Front Street in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood, became an unexpected local attraction after a nearby water main break left it frozen solid and impossible to move. The vehicle belongs to Tianna Graham, a Philadelphia school teacher who suddenly found herself at the center of the city’s latest viral moment. Graham told 6abc Action News that her car was parked near the site of a si…
Woman Found Dead On Maryland Trail During Deep Freeze Was Thousands Of Miles From Home Woman Found Dead On Maryland Trail During Deep Freeze Was Thousands Of Miles From Home
Woman Found Dead On Maryland Trail During Deep Freeze Was Thousands Of Miles From Home A woman found dead along a popular Annapolis hiking trail during last week’s deep freeze has been identified — and she was thousands of miles from home. Annapolis Police on Monday identified the victim as Portia Latrice Jones, 44, of California, who died after being found unresponsive near a trail by the tennis courts at Truxtun Park on Wednesday, Jan. 28, police said. Officers were called to the area at 2:36 p.m. for reports of an unresponsive woman, where investigators believe Jones may have slipped on ice before succumbing to the dangerously cold weather, according to police. Authoritie…