Severe weather struck the state Monday afternoon, with a tornado warning through Howard, Carroll and Baltimore County.
In Carroll County, roads closed due to a tree falling down on Deer Park Road. One couple was sitting feet away when a branch came crashing down in their kitchen.
Just talked to a couple who had a tree go through their roof.. they were sitting feet away when a branch came crashing through their kitchen. #MDwx pic.twitter.com/cX4pmHqKku
— Eddie Kadhim (@EddieKadhimWMAR) July 22, 2019
A massive tree also fell between two homes on Wayne Avenue in the Gwynn Oak area.
A massive tree came down in this afternoon’s storm between two homes on Wayne Avenue in the Gwynn Oak area. Both homeowners say they are lucky no one was hurt and lucky they only have minor damage to their yard/fence. @WMAR2News pic.twitter.com/EQzxUYCxSE
— Erin MacPherson (@ErinTVnews) July 22, 2019
There have also been reports of a tree down on cars by Loyola University.
We got reports of a tree down on cars by Loyola University. This is what we found. One lane is closed on North Charles Street but if any cars were hit, they’ve already been moved. @WMAR2News pic.twitter.com/mei6JyQJnF
— Erin MacPherson (@ErinTVnews) July 22, 2019
In Mount Airy, Gregory Keller caught video of the storm passing over his home.
RELATED: One man dead while cleaning up tree damage in Carroll County
#Tornado warning in #Mount Airy. Radar showed rotation over our house and them our camera was destroyed pic.twitter.com/z35qoa36K6
— GPK (@gregorykeller) July 22, 2019
In Carroll County, one man died while cleaning up tree damage in Finksburg. Officials say a tree collapsed on the elderly man.
