Strong to severe thunderstorms will continue through tonight across portions of the Southeast and Southwest Texas. Large hail and strong winds will be the primary threats. Heavy to excessive rainfall may lead to scattered instances of flash flooding in these regions tonight. Read More >
Baltimore/Washington
Weather Forecast Office
From our Hazardous Weather Outlook...
Hurricane Joaquin
(Pronounced: wah-KEEN)
Hurricane Joaquin is expected to move north from the Bahamas during the next five days. The center is now likely to remain offshore as it moves north along the eastern seaboard this weekend. Although there remains uncertainty in the details of how significantly the storm will impact the region, a storm track that remains further east and offshore would present less impact. But be aware that flooding from heavy rain, damaging winds and tidal flooding is possible Sunday night into Monday.
Latest "most likely" track from NWS's National Hurricane Center
Caution: the shaded area only indicates the likely center position of the storm - NOT the extent of potential impact.
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