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Real-Time Weather Intelligence

Live Storm Tracker & National Weather Alerts

Real-time severe weather monitoring powered by the National Weather Service. Track active storms, view live radar, and stay informed of critical weather alerts affecting the Mid-Atlantic region and nationwide.

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Live Conditions

Current Weather — Baltimore Region

Live current conditions and forecast direct from the National Weather Service, updating automatically every 5 minutes. No third-party services or paid APIs.

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71°F

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Baltimore, MD

Feels Like

70°F

Humidity

49%

Observed 11:53 AM ET · Source: National Weather Service

Forecast

This Afternoon

73°F

Sunny

Tonight

49°F

Clear

Tuesday

66°F

Sunny

Tuesday Night

50°F

Clear

Wednesday

72°F

Sunny

Wednesday Night

56°F

Mostly Clear

Live Radar

National Weather Radar

Latest composite reflectivity from the National Weather Service radar network. Auto-refreshes every 2 minutes for real-time storm tracking.

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National Weather Radar - Latest Composite Reflectivity

National composite radar reflectivity. Auto-refreshes every 2 minutes. Source: Iowa Environmental Mesonet / NWS.

Active Alerts

Mid-Atlantic Weather Warnings

Live active alerts from the National Weather Service for Maryland, DC, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia.

Be Prepared

Storm Safety & Preparedness

Essential safety guidance for severe weather events. Know what to do before, during, and after a storm.

Thunderstorms & Lightning

  • Seek shelter inside a sturdy building immediately
  • Avoid windows, doors, and electrical appliances
  • Wait 30 minutes after the last thunder before going outside

Tornadoes

  • Move to a basement or interior room on the lowest floor
  • Stay away from windows and exterior walls
  • If outdoors, lie flat in a ditch or low-lying area

Flooding

  • Never drive through flooded roadways — Turn Around Don't Drown
  • Move to higher ground immediately
  • Avoid walking or swimming through flood waters

Winter Weather

  • Stock emergency supplies: food, water, medications
  • Keep vehicles fueled and winterized
  • Limit time outdoors and dress in layers

Hurricanes

  • Follow evacuation orders from local authorities
  • Secure outdoor objects that could become projectiles
  • Have a go-bag with documents, medications, and supplies

Extreme Heat

  • Stay hydrated and avoid strenuous outdoor activity
  • Check on elderly neighbors and those without AC
  • Never leave children or pets in vehicles

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