Hail and wind reports › May 20, 2026 › Maryland
Hail and wind reports in Maryland, May 20, 2026
0 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 66 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05-20 17:25 | Wind | damage | 6 ESE Flintstone | Allegany | Trees blew down on MD-144 National Pike Northeast at Frank Davis Road. (LWX) |
| 05-20 19:11 | Wind | damage | 2 SE Jefferson | Frederick | Trees blew down on US-15 at Mountville Road. (LWX) |
| 05-20 19:42 | Wind | damage | Frederick | Frederick | Numerous powerlines down on the 3000 block of Buckeystown Pike. (LWX) |
| 05-20 19:46 | Wind | damage | 2 SSW Poplar Springs | Howard | Trees and wires blew down on MD-94 Woodbine Road at Old Annapolis Road. (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:05 | Wind | damage | 2 SE Linwood | Carroll | Power poles were down around New Windsor. (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:25 | Wind | damage | 1 SE Bentley Springs | Baltimore | Trees blew down on MD-45 York Road near I-83. (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:27 | Wind | damage | 2 E Lochearn | Baltimore City | Multiple trees down including one that impacted a house and a car in northwest Baltimore. (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:30 | Wind | damage | 2 SSE Historic Ellicott | Howard | Several trees blew down in eastern Howard County in Ellicott City... Scaggsville... Ilchester... and Columbia... including one onto a car on Scarecrow Court in Columbia (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:34 | Wind | 66 mph | 1 WNW Fells Point | Baltimore City | Wind gusts of up to 57 knots (66 MPH) were measured by a personal weather station in downtown Baltimore (KMDBALTI493) adjacent to the tidal Patapsco River between 4:34 (LWX) |
| 05-20 20:54 | Wind | damage | 2 NNE Hickory | Harford | Trees blew down on MD-543 Ady Road at Smithson Drive. (LWX) |
| 05-20 21:25 | Wind | damage | Conowingo | Cecil | There were several trees and large tree limbs blown down around Conowingo. (LWX) |
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