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Hail and wind reports › July 18, 2026 › Maryland

Hail and wind reports in Maryland, July 18, 2026

0 hail, 29 wind and 1 tornado reports; strongest gust 73 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-18 18:11Winddamage1 WSW JeffersonFrederickTrees down along MD 340 and 180. (LWX)
07-18 18:43Winddamage1 WNW ArnoldtownFrederickTree down on a house in the 6600 block of Mountain Church Road. (LWX)
07-18 19:00WinddamageDickersonMontgomeryMultiple trees down in the 22100 block of MD-28 Dickerson Road. (LWX)
07-18 19:02WinddamageFrederickFrederickNumerous reports of trees down throughout Frederick County. (LWX)
07-18 19:03Winddamage6 N WestminsterCarrollTrees down on MD-97 Littlestown Pike at Old Hanover Road. (LWX)
07-18 19:38Winddamage2 S WoodstockHowardTrees down on I-70 past Marriottsville Road. (LWX)
07-18 19:44Winddamage1 SSW AberdeenHarfordTree down on Walker St (LWX)
07-18 20:02Wind61 mphBWI Marshall AirportAnne ArundelA wind gust of 53 knots (61 MPH) was measured by the ASOS at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (KBWI). (LWX)
07-18 20:05WinddamageGlen BurnieAnne ArundelNumerous trees down around Glen Burnie. (LWX)
07-18 20:06Wind60 mphFrancis Scott Key BridgANZ538Wind gusts of up to 52 knots (60 MPH) were measured by the I-695 Francis Scott Key Bridge NOS sensor (FSKM2) between 4:06 and 4:18 PM. (LWX)
07-18 20:22WinddamagePasadenaAnne ArundelDozens of trees... limbs... wires... and fences blew down in Pasadena. (LWX)
07-18 20:29Wind64 mph10 SE Bowleys QuartersANZ531Wind gusts of up to 55 knots (64 MPH) were measured by a personal weather station (KMDCHEST37) adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay. (LWX)
07-18 20:30Wind59 mph5 N Rock HallKentTolchester Beach mesonet. (PHI)
07-18 20:30Winddamage6 WNW LangfordKentSocial media picture of tree damage. Large limb broken off tree. (PHI)
07-18 20:51WinddamageKingstownQueen AnnesTree on powerlines and tree on road near Anthony Rd & Rivershore Rd. (PHI)
07-18 20:51Winddamage1 S BettertonKentReports of trees and wires down around Betterton. Time estimated by radar. (PHI)
07-18 21:10Winddamage1 ENE CentrevilleQueen AnnesTrees down on Hope Road. Time estimated by radar. (PHI)
07-18 21:30Wind59 mph2 WSW Piney PointANZ537A wind gust of 51 knots (59 MPH) was measured by the Piney Point NOS sensor (PPTM2). (LWX)
07-18 21:34Wind66 mphPoint LookoutANZ537A wind gust of 57 knots (66 MPH) was measured by the Point Lookout WeatherFlow sensor (XPTL). (LWX)
07-18 21:35WinddamageLeonardtownSt. MarysThere were dozens of calls for trees and wires down across central and southern Saint Mary's County. (LWX)
07-18 21:42Wind61 mph3 E Calvert CliffsANZ533Wind gusts of up to 53 knots (61 MPH) were measured by the Cove Point NOS sensor (COVM2) between 5:42 and 5:48 PM. (LWX)
07-18 21:54Wind69 mph13 SE Fishing CreekANZ543Wind gusts of up to 60 knots (69 MPH) were measured by the Bishops Head Pier NOS sensor (BISM2) between 5:54 and 6:06 PM. (LWX)
07-18 22:00Wind67 mphCrocheronDorchesterBishops Head Pier gusted to 67 MPH. (AKQ)
07-18 22:05Winddamage3 E TilghmanTalbotShingles and trim blown off houses... and a tree uprooted along the shore of Balls Creek. A dock was also reportedly destroyed. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
07-18 22:11Wind58 mph2 ENE Royal OakWicomicoMD Mesonet Station 2WSW Quantico (Wicomico Co) measured a 58mph wind gust at 611pm. (AKQ)
07-18 22:20WinddamageRoyal OakTalbotseveral tree limbs blown down. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
07-18 22:24Winddamage3 NE HurlockDorchesterEmergency Manager reported a roof blown off a trucking Wearhouse in the town of Williamsburg in Dorchester County MD. (AKQ)
07-18 22:25Wind73 mphEldoradoDorchesterFire department reported a 73MPH wind gust. (AKQ)
07-18 22:30WinddamageRidgelyCarolineA few trees were blown down between Queen Anne and Ridgely. Time Estimated from radar. (PHI)
07-18 22:30Tornado2 NE HurlockDorchesterAn EF0 tornado with 80 to 85 mph wind removed part of the metal roof from the WIN Transport Facility. An adjacent building and tractor trailers were also damaged. (AKQ)

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