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Gov. Moore Declares State of Emergency After Western Maryland Flooding

  • On Thursday, Governor Wes Moore announced emergency measures after heavy flooding affected Allegany and Garrett counties in Western Maryland.
  • The flooding resulted from an atmospheric river that dropped five inches of rain on Tuesday, causing Georges Creek to reach its second highest crest on record.
  • Emergency crews evacuated about 150 students and 50 staff from Westernport Elementary by rescue boats amid flooded roads, damaged homes, businesses, and utility outages.
  • Governor Moore announced a State of Emergency to speed up recovery efforts after assessing the extent of the flooding and receiving reports on the ongoing challenges in Western Maryland, and he expressed gratitude to the responders for their efforts.
  • Officials anticipate a multi-million-dollar cleanup with ongoing recovery efforts, while no further flooding is currently expected in the region.
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WMAR broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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