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Patch runs down the weather forecast for Harford County.
There may be rain, sun, snow and wind. It's February in Maryland. What else would you expect? As always, Patch will bring you updated weather articles when news breaks. For tides, visit the Maryland Department of Natural Resources website. Be sure to follow Patch on Twitter for instant weather reports. Sign up for our breaking newsletters for severe weather alerts. Take a look at the forecast for this week, per weather.gov: TELL US: What are your plans this week? Will the weather impact them? Leave a comment.
Patch runs down the weather forecast for Harford County.
Harford County residents will have a chilly week. Highs will be in the 20s, with lows in single-digits later in the week. Patch will update weather forecasts in the event of dangerous storms. For tides, visit the Maryland Department of Natural Resources website. Be sure to follow Patch on Twitter for instant weather reports. Sign up for our breaking newsletters for severe weather alerts. Take a look at the forecast for this week, per weather.gov: TELL US: What are your plans this week? Will the weather impact them? Leave a comment.
The National Weather Service predicts about an inch of snow in Harford County on Jan. 17.
Harford County's first snowfall of 2013 is approaching. Thursday afternoon could bring up to an inch of snow to areas of Harford County. Expect a high temperature in the upper 30s and northwest winds around 10 mph. Snowfall may continue in the evening with temperatures in the lower 30s, dipping into the 20s in some cases, the National Weather Service reports. But the brunt of the storm will likely hit farther south. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Watch for Howard, Anne Arundel and Queen Anne's counties and points south, including much of northern Virginia. Traffic conditions could be hazardous in those areas as more than 5 inches of snow is possible. The Maryland State Highway Administration asks drivers to try their …
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2:49 pm on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Stay home and ya won't need all that junk in your car. Just saying.... more ›
The flash flood watch for Harford County extends until 10 p.m. Sunday.
Storms battered central Maryland Sunday afternoon, leaving Harford County under a flash flood watch until 10 p.m. The forecast for Sunday afternoon and early evening calls for stretches of rain and thunderstorms with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s. The National Weather Service issued the flash flood watch just before 3 p.m. Sunday. It covers parts of Maryland, Northern Virginia, West Virginia and Washington, D.C. The watch called for localized storms dumping up to three inches of rain in short bursts. The watch stated that creeks may rise quickly. Have storm stories, video or photos to share? Email harfordcountymd@patch.com For live weather alerts, check out Patch's emergency communication tools here: Aberdeen Patch: Facebook | …
The watch is in effect until 3 p.m.
UPDATE (Thursday, 12:57 a.m.)—The National Weather Service has extended the tornado watch for parts of Maryland, including Harford County, until 3 p.m. Thursday. A flood warning and flash flood warning have also been issued until 1:30 p.m. Rain and storms are expected Thursday, primarily after 10 a.m. A high of 74 and a low of 50 are forecasted by the NWS. If your local fire company sounds its siren "for several minutes in an up and down tone" that is an indication of a tornado warning going into effect. Stay with Patch for severe weather updates.
Up to two inches of rain are expected during Saturday's storms.
Several severe weather alerts have been issued by the National Weather Service for Harford County, including a tornado watch, which is in effect until 9 p.m. Along with the high winds, the area has been issued a coastal flood warning until 11 a.m. Sunday and a flash flood watch until Saturday night. In a recorded message distributed via telephone at about 2:20 p.m. Saturday, Harford County Emergency Manager Rick Ayers urged residents to be attentive to approaching storms and to take shelter if necessary. The message also asked residents not to call 911 for flooded basements, as volunteer fire companies cannot respond to such incidents. Thunderstorms and up to 2 inches of rain are expected through Saturday night. Sunday is expected to be …
10:59 pm on Saturday, April 16, 2011
Also call from Hdg PD said all residents in lower level hadg by water to evacuate immediately due to flooding...If you own a boat down in any of the marinas I would get down there and check onit...hmm more ›
Anna Oakes
9:31 pm on Monday, March 4, 2013
Who should you call if you get snowed in.... more ›