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Severe weather brings flooding for some Maryland communities
Some Maryland communities saw severe flooding on Thursday after storms brought heavy rain across the state. Several water rescues were reported in Harford County as flooding prompted road closures in some areas, like Joppatowne. In Mt. Airy, a child drowned after being washed into a drainage pipe during a heavy rainstorm on Thursday evening.
Flood waters stranded multiple drivers Thursday across central Harford County and northeastern Baltimore County.
The governor previously visited Westernport on May 15, two days after rising water levels damaged over 200 homes and ...
A child died after getting swept away and multiple people, including children, were rescued from floodwaters Thursday as storms lashed the D.C. area.
MOUNT AIRY, Md. (AP) — A 13-year-old boy died after he was trapped in a storm drain in Maryland during heavy rainfall and ...
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Mason Kearns Swept Away By Flash Flood In Mount AiryA flash flood hit a small Maryland community in a matter of minutes. In even less time, a 13-year-old boy was gone.Mason Paul ...
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Maryland community mourns loss of 13-year-old swept into storm drain by floodwatersA Maryland community is heartbroken after a 13-year-old boy got swept into a storm drain during flash flooding and died. FOX ...
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Disaster relief available for small businesses, nonprofits after flooding in Western MarylandThe U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans to small businesses and nonprofit ...
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Kids Rescued From Submerged Car During Maryland Flash Flood, Officials SayAn 8-year-old was spotted standing on top of a car as floodwaters raged around him — with a toddler and a woman still trapped ...
A 13-year-old boy drowned after being swept into a drainage pipe during a heavy rainstorm on Thursday evening in Maryland.
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