Much of Maryland has been issued a Red Flag Warning on Wednesday due to the forecast of gusty winds and low humidities. The warning will be in effect from noon until 8 p.m. for several counties, including Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Harford, Howard, and Carroll, as well as other parts of central and western Maryland. The National Weather Service has explained that a Red Flag Warning indicates that critical fire weather conditions are either currently happening or expected shortly. These conditions include a combination of strong winds, warm temperatures, and low relative humidity that could result in extreme fire behavior.
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Last week, a brush fire in Owings Mills burned down 700 acres of land, and residents had to evacuate. To prepare for the Red Flag Warning, the NWS suggests that residents keep an ear out for later forecasts and warnings
