Maryland Braces for Warm, Wet Spring, Quieter Hurricane Season
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Maryland braces for a warmer than usual spring and summer, with above-average temperatures expected statewide, particularly in southern areas and the Eastern Shore. Precipitation is also likely to be slightly above average during spring and summer, though it will even out later. La Niña is fading, and El Niño could bring drier conditions to the north and wetter ones to the south. AccuWeather predicts a quieter Atlantic hurricane season with 11-16 named storms, 4-7 hurricanes, and 2-4 major hurricanes. Forecasts will be updated as patterns evolve.
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