Stevensville, MD – A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Stevensville, Centreville, and Chester, Maryland, until 4:30 PM EDT Saturday, April 26. According to the National Weather Service, strong winds up to 60 mph and the possibility of pea-sized hail are expected as the storm moves through the area. Residents should take immediate precautions.
The warning affects a wide area, including parts of Queen Anne’s County and the surrounding region. This severe weather system is capable of causing power outages and downed trees. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, especially on roads like MD-213 and US-50, where gusty winds may create hazardous conditions.
In Centreville, which houses 34 schools and a population of over 19,000, heavy rain and gusty winds are likely to disrupt outdoor activities. It is recommended to seek shelter indoors and avoid travel unless absolutely necessary.
This warning remains in effect through 4:30 PM today, with further updates expected from local weather authorities. Stay tuned for additional alerts as this severe weather system continues to impact the region.
