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Alert Day issued Tuesday for severe weather, flooding risk in Maryland
Tuesday is an Alert Day as severe weather is expected in Maryland. A few light showers were reported Tuesday morning. Storms are expected to move through parts of the state around late morning into early afternoon. Similar to Monday, the greatest concern today will be strong winds.
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