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CBS News
2 days ago
- Climate
- CBS News
Alert Day Issued for Severe Weather Risk in Maryland on Sunday
We woke up on Sunday with very similar conditions to Saturday: temperatures were essentially the same and there were a few light showers on First Alert Radar to start both days. On Sunday, however, we're tracking the risk for strong or even possibly severe weather during the afternoon and evening. A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for Sunday. The strongest storms are most likely for areas around and south of US route 50. Storms could produce any form of severe weather: strong winds, larger hail, isolated tornado. High levels of humidity increase the risk for heavy rain. A FLOOD WATCH is in effect for western Maryland through late on Sunday. Monday looks quieter but not necessarily completely dry. A few showers are possible to start the week. Tuesday also brings another chance for rainfall before drier conditions return midweek. Once it dries out, it also warms up! High temperatures return to the mid to upper 80s and low 90s for Wednesday through at least Friday. The next chance for showers is expected for next weekend. Stay with your First Alert Weather Team for the latest updates.
Arab News
08-05-2025
- Climate
- Arab News
Thunderstorms expected across Saudi Arabia until Sunday
RIYADH: Thunderstorms are expected across most of Saudi Arabia throughout the weekend until Sunday, according to the General Directorate of Civil Defense. Makkah province is expected to see moderate to heavy rainfall with potential flash floods, hail, and dust-stirring winds, affecting areas like Taif, Maysan, Al-Muwayh, Turbah, Al-Khurmah and Ranyah. Riyadh province will also experience light to moderate rainfall, flash floods, hail, and dust-stirring winds, affecting areas including Afif, Al-Dawadmi, Al-Quwayiyah, and Shaqra. Moderate to heavy rainfall is expected in Jazan, Aseer, Al-Baha, and Madinah regions, with moderate rain in Hail and light to moderate rain in Najran and Qassim. The directorate advised caution, avoiding flood-prone areas such as valleys, and refraining from swimming in them. It also encouraged staying informed about the latest weather updates through official media channels and social media platforms.
