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890 NOUS41 KLWX 302258 PNSLWX DCZ001-MDZ003>006-008-011-013-014-016>018-501>510-VAZ025>031- 036>040-050-051-053>057-501>508-526-527-WVZ050>053-055-501>506- 311100- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 658 PM EDT Thu Jul 30 2026 ...NWS Damage Survey for 07/28/26 Tornado Event... .Overview...A line of severe thunderstorms ahead of a cold front moved through the area during the evening of Tuesday, July 28th, 2026. Changing wind speed and direction with height, enhanced by a localized bay breeze along the Chesapeake Bay`s Western Shore, caused the storms to rotate, which resulted in at least three tornadoes in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. As additional information is received and reviewed, additional surveys or statements may be issued in the next few days. .Tornado #1: Riviera Beach Tornado... Rating: EF-0 Estimated Peak Wind: 85 mph Path Length /statute/: 1.1 miles Path Width /maximum/: 90 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: Jul 28, 2026 Start Time: 6:04 PM EDT Start Location: Riviera Beach / Anne Arundel County / MD Start Lat/Lon: 39.1736 / -76.5256 End Date: Jul 28, 2026 End Time: 6:08 PM EDT End Location: Sunset Beach / Anne Arundel County / MD End Lat/Lon: 39.1584 / -76.5225 Survey Summary: What likely began as a waterspout moving toward the south- southwest over the tidal Patapsco River moved onshore along Cox Creek in the Riviera Beach area of northeastern Anne Arundel County. A grill was flipped and numerous trees were snapped near the top, falling in a convergent manner near the intersection of Waterview Drive and Riverside Drive. The tornado continued toward the south, where a street sign was bent and large sections of siding were removed from a house near the intersection of Waterview Drive and Hilltop Road; numerous trees were downed in a convergent manner on this block, as well. Large tree limbs and tree tops were snapped near the intersection of West End Drive and Park Place, with additional large limbs twisted off and tops of trees sheared off near the intersection of West End Drive and Fieldstone Place. The tornado then crossed Stoney Creek near the bridge on MD-173 Fort Smallwood Road, before felling additional trees and a power pole prior to dissipating in the Sunset Beach area. The National Weather Service thanks trained spotters, media, and local emergency officials for their assistance in this survey. .Tornado #2: Lake Shore Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.7 miles Path Width /maximum/: 200 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: Jul 28, 2026 Start Time: 6:15 PM EDT Start Location: Grays Creek / Anne Arundel County / MD Start Lat/Lon: 39.0941 / -76.4699 End Date: Jul 28, 2026 End Time: 6:17 PM EDT End Location: Magothy River / Anne Arundel County / MD End Lat/Lon: 39.0848 / -76.4680 Survey Summary: A tornado descended around Patapsco Road where a few trees were uprooted and snapped. As the tornado tracked through New York Avenue and Magothy Road, the intensity of the wind increased with numerous trees uprooted along with a power pole and several tree trunks snapped. A boat was also lofted into the air, over a pier, and onto a jet ski. Damage was laying in different directions, indicative of rotation. A large tree also fell onto a house. Another home off Magothy Road had roof singles ripped off, along with a loss of some siding. The tornado tracked over Grays Creek and more trees were uprooted along Dobbins lane. Numerous trees were uprooted along Edgewater Road with damage facing different directions. A few tree trunks were snapped as well. The end of the damage path was observed just south of Edgewater Road along the Magothy River. A security camera here recorded the swirling winds passing through. The National Weather Service thanks the Anna Arundel County MD Office of Emergency Management for their assistance with this survey. .Tornado #3: Arnold/Cape Saint Claire Tornado... Rating: EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 100 mph Path Length /statute/: 0.5 miles Path Width /maximum/: 75 yards Fatalities: 0 Injuries: 0 Start Date: Jul 28, 2026 Start Time: 6:17 PM EDT Start Location: Arnold / Anne Arundel / MD Start Lat/Lon: 39.0546 / -76.4648 End Date: Jul 28, 2026 End Time: 6:19 PM EDT End Location: Cape Saint Claire / Anne Arundel / MD End Lat/Lon: 39.0564 / -76.4592 Survey Summary: A tornado touched down in a wooded area north of Shore Acres Road in the 900 block, with trees snapped at the top. The tornado tracked east crossing Lake Drive in Cape Saint Claire. Significant tree damage was observed in a convergent direction. Many healthy hardwood trees up to a few feet in diameter were toppled. On Lake Drive, and a garage door of a house was completely blown in, with some insulation removed. The National Weather Service thanks the Anna Arundel County MD Office of Emergency Management for their assistance with this survey.

Driving home from The Cheesecake Factory tonight (National Cheesecake Day) it was absolutely POURING in Edison and South Plainfield, but I got home to see nothing happened here in Piscataway. We got just barely missed by a lot of downpours here the last few days.

59/55 at deep creek, wonderful!

Yea this one will be fascinating to watch unfold. The atmospheric pattern still resembles that of a La Nina/ -PDO mode in the northern hemisphere for sure. Even with the tropical activity in the WPAC this year (which is great to see) we haven't seen many recurving typhoons sinlaku was the closest to still being a typhoon while recurving. Most of the storms have still been tracking west which doesn't bode well for the PDO to flip, maybe we see that change as we get into fall.

Seasons in seasons. What I love about NE is we have four distinct seasons. It’s a great reminder that time always marches on, and we should enjoy what we have. The days are getting shorter and soon climo will be such that summer fades to fall, but that also means fall foliage, peak tropical, and different wx.

Don't really know how to look this up but I have to think with another 9-10 days before a potential landfall, this could be one of the highest ACE producing storms on record.

It’s been amazing for southern Appalachian ski resorts but further north it’s garbage. Most resorts… Beech, Snowshoe, Sugar easily eclipsed 100 inches. Mt. Mitchell had 170 inches of snow.

Picked up 0.13” pretty good down pour after they left think I was smelling wild fire smoke again. Yes pretty humid 70f humidity 96% dew point 69f

Pretty accurate descriptor of Chester County tbh.

People think Super Nino means warm too automatically. The NAO/AO play a role, and if you map N. Pacific 500mb anomalies historically with Super Nino's you will see a N. Pacific trough placement in the cold season where it is usually doesn't extend a 2nd wave ridge so far east.

Nothing defies the laws of physics lol. July will be the 6th consecutive month of -PNA, and projections through August 15 put it about -0.5 for the month by then. Do we make 7 in a row?

78 today.

Down to 56 before 10 PM.

...the NY Jets have a lot of "interesting" tidbits in their history including how the owners of the Jets being concerned about the team being referred to as the plural of your name.. I think you will enjoy this.. https://www.newyorkjets.com/news/out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new-2411290 I now return one and all to discussing the SUPER EL NINO of 26-27...

I truly would laugh so hard if we end up getting a solid winter out of this event just so I can stop seeing the repetitive posts on here.

Truly a great retention year all things considered. Low starting point was unfortunately the worst thing to happen. I do however worry as we go into spring/summer of next year after the heat release from this ENSO event unfolds but will have to wait and see how things evolve.

This was released today, but doesn't include yesterday and today

Turned out to be a great day! Mostly sunny, low humidity. Had all the windows open with that nice breeze. Time to get a campfire going.

I'll be joining your ranks tomorrow for a day trip to the Dolly Sods wilderness! I've hiked a bit of Red River in the winter but had to turn back due to the stream crossing. Now I plan to explore the upper marsh/meadow area.