Maryland Weather Recap Highlights Slow Hurricane Year
Western Maryland history notes a drought recovery with higher yearly precipitation, a snowy last winter with 42 inches, and April contributing. The Atlantic hurricane season remained unusually slow through August, with only two weak named storms. September forecasts promise cooler days, autumn colors, and modest rain recovery potential as one coastal hurricane could alter totals.
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Cindy Forms Drives Attention As Other Storms Watch
Tropical Storm Cindy formed southwest of the Azores as the 1987 Atlantic hurricane season nears its peak activity. Cindy, the third named storm, is expected to weaken over colder water, with maximum winds near 45 mph and movement north at 23 mph. Forecasters note mainly marine impact with no land threat.
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