Southern Maryland Braces for Storms as Summer Gives Way to an Early Autumn Taste

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A stalled frontal boundary brings storm risk to Southern Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic on July 22, with a cooling air mass building to the north. Tropical Storm Bertha carries 50 mph winds and a flooding risk near New Orleans today, with potential reemergence toward the Gulf this weekend. In Baltimore, it's around 85°F and partly cloudy, and the 7‑day forecast shows continued storm chances midweek before a brief return to drier, more autumn-like conditions.
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- More showers, storms expected Wednesday in Maryland CBS News
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