Nor’easter Threatens Maryland With Coastal Flooding, Gusty Winds

Baltimore, MD, September 24, 2026 — A powerful nor’easter is forecast to bring weather impacts to Maryland, including coastal flooding and gusty winds, extending into the weekend. The storm is expected to affect coastal areas of the state, with potential for showers accompanying the weather system.

Coastal flood warnings have been issued for specific regions, highlighting the potential for inundation in low-lying areas. These warnings particularly affect Anne Arundel County and sections of the Chesapeake Bay. Residents and authorities in these areas are advised to monitor weather updates and heed any local advisories related to the predicted coastal flooding.

The weather system, described as a nor’easter, is anticipated to deliver fringe impacts rather than a direct, severe blow. However, the combination of gusty winds and the potential for coastal flooding poses a risk to affected communities. The duration of these impacts is expected to stretch through the upcoming weekend.

Specific details regarding the intensity of the winds or the predicted levels of coastal flooding were not provided in the summary. The extent of possible showers is also not detailed. The contractor responsible for managing storm response or preparedness in the affected areas was not identified in the available information.

Further updates on the storm’s progression and its precise effects on Maryland’s coastline will likely be available as the event unfolds. Local emergency management agencies are expected to provide specific guidance to residents in areas under coastal flood warnings.

Story summarized from the original created by Steven Sosna on www.cbsnews.com, see more information here.

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