Flood Warning Expires In Baltimore, Carroll Counties

A flood warning was in effect for parts of Baltimore and Carroll counties Monday morning. The National Weather Service issued the warning, which means flooding is imminent or occurring.

The flood warning was in effect until 11:45 a.m. Monday, July 8.

Already, 1 to 2 inches of rain already had fallen by 7:40 a.m., weather officials said upon issuing the warning, and as heavy rain in the area continues, flooding is likely.

Drivers who come upon roads covered by water of unknown depth should turn around — don't drown.

The flood warning applies to parts of Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties.

These places will likely experience flooding Monday morning, according to the flood warning: Pikesville, Cockeysville, Westminster, Towson, Woodlawn, Randallstown, Owings Mills, Eldersburg, Milford Mill, Reisterstown, Lochearn, Mays Chapel, Timonium, Mount Airy, Sykesville, Oakland, Gamber, Green Valley, Garrison and New Windsor.

A flash flood watch was in effect until 10 a.m. Monday for central Maryland.