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Severe storms are barreling toward Eastern Maryland and Delaware this Thursday, with forecasters warning of damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and flash flooding—especially in low-lying areas. Heavy rain could dump two inches in an hour, and scattered cells may spin off from the main line, increasing tornado risk. While there’s a slim chance skies clear before rush hour, don’t count on it. After the storm passes, cooler, drier weather arrives for the weekend—with lingering showers possible—and next week looks like a refreshing break.

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