Rainy Easter Sunday and Cooler Week Ahead in DC Easter Sunday will bring a shift in weather conditions for Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia, with rain moving in by mid-morning and temperatures dropping significantly. The National Weather Service has issued a forecast highlighting the transition from warm, dry conditions to a wetter, windier day as a strong cold front moves through the region. While the day will start with dry weather, particularly after Saturday’s record-breaking high of 85 degrees, rain is expected to arrive by mid-morning, bringing steady showers that will last until late afternoon. Drier conditions will return in the late afternoon and early evening, but the cold front will leave a lasting impact on temperatures and wind patterns. The cold front will bring cooler air, with temperatures falling throughout the afternoon and evening. Wind speeds will also increase, with gusts reaching up to 20 to 30 miles per hour. This shift will result in a noticeable drop in temperatures, with overnight lows expected to fall into the 30s and 40s. The cooler air will persist through the first half of the workweek, particularly in the mornings, but a return to warmer temperatures is anticipated by the weekend. The forecast for the following days shows a mix of sunny and partly cloudy conditions, with temperatures gradually rising as the week progresses. Monday will feature mostly sunny skies with high temperatures in the low 60s. Tuesday is expected to be similarly mild, with mostly sunny conditions and high temperatures in the low to mid-50s. A period of dry, sunny weather with above-average temperatures will return just in time for the weekend, providing a contrast to the cooler week ahead.#national_weather_service #maryland #washington_d_c #storm_team4 #northern_virginia
Historial de Colombia vs. Francia en Partidos Internacionales La Selección Colombia se enfrentará a Francia en un nuevo partido amistoso internacional el próximo domingo 29 de marzo, a las 3:00 p.m. (hora de Colombia), en el Northwest Stadium de Landover, Maryland, Estados Unidos. Este duelo revive un historial de encuentros entre ambas selecciones con resultados equilibrados a lo largo de la historia. El primer enfrentamiento entre Colombia y Francia ocurrió el 18 de junio de 1972, durante la Copa Independencia en Brasil. En Salvador de Bahía, Francia venció 3-2, marcando el inicio de esta serie de partidos. Dos décadas más tarde, en 1993, Colombia logró una victoria destacada al vencer 3-1 en Dijon, Francia, en un partido amistoso que se convirtió en una referencia importante para el combinado nacional. En 2003, durante la Copa Confederaciones (que ya no forma parte del calendario internacional), Francia ganó 1-0 en Lyon en un partido más cerrado. Cinco años después, en 2008, Francia nuevamente se impuso 1-0 en Saint-Denis, en otro duelo amistoso. El último enfrentamiento entre ambas selecciones fue en 2018, en Saint-Denis, donde Colombia logró una remontada histórica. Tras estar 2-0 abajo, el equipo nacional se recuperó para ganar 3-2 gracias a los goles de Luis Fernando Muriel, Radamel Falcao y Juan Fernando Quintero, una victoria considerada una de las más destacadas en los últimos años. Este nuevo partido no solo servirá como preparación para futuros compromisos, sino también como oportunidad para equilibrar un historial competitivo lleno de partidos memorables.#colombia #maryland #francia #northwest_stadium #landover
Quadruple Amputee Charged with Homicide Demonstrates Gun-Firing Skill Dayton Webber, a 27-year-old quadruple amputee with stumps in place of his arms, has been charged with a homicide in Charles County. Despite his physical limitations, Webber has gained recognition for his resilience and athleticism, participating in competitive sports such as football, wrestling, go-karting, and skating. His extraordinary abilities have also earned him attention from media outlets, including ESPN, which highlighted his story in a short feature. Additionally, he was named the best cornhole player in Maryland by the state’s cornhole association. Beyond his physical pursuits, Webber has demonstrated a unique skill: the ability to fire a gun using his stumps. This capability has sparked both admiration and controversy, as it challenges perceptions of what individuals with severe disabilities can achieve. While his accomplishments in sports and entertainment have celebrated his determination, the recent homicide charge has shifted public focus to the legal and ethical implications of his actions. The case has raised questions about the intersection of personal capability and legal accountability. Webber’s ability to operate a firearm, despite his amputations, underscores the complexity of assessing intent and responsibility in criminal cases. As the legal proceedings unfold, his story continues to highlight the broader conversation about disability, resilience, and the diverse ways individuals navigate societal expectations and challenges.#maryland #espn #dayton_webber #charles_county #cornhole_association
Warm Spring Afternoon; Showers & Storms Possible Sunday Night In Maryland The weather forecast for Maryland indicates a warm spring afternoon with the potential for showers and storms developing late Sunday night into early Monday morning. Temperatures are expected to remain above average, creating favorable conditions for outdoor activities, including a baseball game in Baltimore. While today’s event is an exhibition match, the Orioles’ home opener is set to take place just four days from now. Meteorologists have issued a SLIGHT risk (2 out of 5) for severe thunderstorms, indicating that storms are likely but not imminent. The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of the region under this risk, with most storm activity anticipated to remain in southern Pennsylvania. However, a few thunderstorms could extend into Maryland, prompting residents to prepare for possible disruptions. The weather pattern is expected to fluctuate throughout the week as spring transitions into more active seasonal conditions. A 10-day temperature trend highlights the variability, with milder air returning by Thursday, which is projected to be ideal for the Orioles’ Opening Day. Other local news includes updates on the closure of Harborplace, a downtown Baltimore landmark, which is set to conclude its 46-year operation after the spring and summer season. Additionally, a 58-year-old man was found dead in a car on South Stricker Street, and authorities are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, a three-year delay in obtaining permits has stalled the rehabilitation of a vacant property in West Baltimore. Separate from these developments, a police shooting in Fairfax County involved an officer fatally shooting a man who had stabbed his family members.#maryland #storm_prediction_center #baltimore #harborplace #fairfax_county
Tornado Watch issued for parts of Maryland as scattered storms move through A tornado watch has been issued for several counties in Maryland as scattered severe storms are expected to move through the region on Wednesday night. The National Weather Service has warned that the risk of severe weather, including damaging winds and hail, is present, with a low chance of tornadoes. The watch covers Garrett, Allegany, Washington, Carroll, Frederick, Baltimore County/City, Montgomery, Howard, and Harford counties, remaining in effect until 8 p.m. Severe thunderstorm warnings are also in place for Howard, Montgomery, and Frederick counties until 7:30 p.m., while a tornado warning is active for Carroll, Howard, Montgomery, and Frederick counties until 7:15 p.m. The storm activity is expected to be isolated and scattered, with not all areas experiencing severe weather. The highest risk for severe storms is in western and west-central Maryland, though central and eastern regions still face a lower but significant threat. The severe weather threat across the Baltimore metropolitan area is expected to subside by 9 p.m. on Wednesday. Temperatures will drop sharply on Thursday morning, with conditions feeling 30 to 40 degrees colder than the previous day. A cold front is set to move through, bringing gusty winds and a significant temperature drop. Rainfall is expected to continue through Thursday afternoon, with the possibility of transitioning to snow showers mid to late in the day. However, no significant snow accumulation is anticipated. Friday will bring dry and breezy conditions, with temperatures peaking in the low to mid-50s. A few sprinkles or showers may occur on Friday evening as another weather disturbance moves through.#national_weather_service #maryland #first_alert_weather_team #baltimore_metropolitan_area #carroll_county
Mega Millions player in Illinois wins $533 million jackpot A lottery winner in Illinois has claimed the $533 million Mega Millions jackpot after Tuesday’s drawing on March 10, 2026. The prize, which has a cash value of $244.2 million, can be collected as a one-time lump sum or through an annuity that includes an initial payment followed by annual installments increasing by 5% each year. This marks the first Mega Millions jackpot win in 2026, following the last jackpot victory in New Jersey on December 2, 2025. Since then, there have been 28 additional drawings without a jackpot winner. The winning numbers for the March 10 drawing were 16, 21, 30, 35, and 65, with the Mega Ball number 7. In addition to the jackpot, two other winners were announced. A player in Illinois matched five numbers and won the $5 million Match 5 prize, while a winner in Maryland secured the $4 million Match 5 prize. The jackpot was reset to $50 million after the win, with a cash value of $22.9 million, ahead of the next drawing scheduled for Friday, March 13, at 11 p.m. ET. The Mega Millions jackpot history includes some of the largest prizes in lottery history. The top 10 jackpots include a $656 million win in Illinois, Kansas, and Maryland on March 30, 2012, and a record-breaking $1.602 billion prize in Florida on August 8, 2023. The most recent major jackpot before the March 10 win was $1.269 billion in California on December 27, 2024. Mega Millions is a multi-state lottery game available in 45 states, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Players pay $5 per ticket and select six numbers: five from a pool of 1 to 70 (white balls) and one from 1 to 24 (the Mega Ball). Alternatively, players can use the Quick Pick or Easy Pick option, which lets the computer randomly generate numbers.#new_jersey #florida #illinois #maryland #mega_millions
Illinois 78-72 Maryland (Mar 8, 2026) Game Recap Illinois held off Maryland in a tightly contested Big Ten matchup, securing a 78-72 victory on Sunday. The Fighting Illini, ranked No. 11, advanced to the quarterfinals of the conference tournament with the win, while Maryland, the No. 17 seed, will face Oregon in the opening game of the event. David Mirkovic led Illinois with 22 points and 11 rebounds, anchoring the Illini’s effort in a game that saw both teams battle through the final minutes. Maryland, which finished with a 11-20 record and a 4-16 mark in conference play, gave Illinois a significant challenge. The Terrapins trailed by two points with 1:04 remaining but managed to cut the deficit to one before a critical defensive stop and a layup by Mirkovic sealed the Illini’s fate. The game’s turning point came in the fourth quarter when Illinois launched a 7-0 run following a three-pointer by Ben Humrichous. Maryland, struggling to contain the Illini’s offense, failed to capitalize on its opportunities in the final minutes. After a missed layup by Darius Adams with under five seconds left, the Terrapins were unable to mount a comeback. Maryland’s Andre Mills scored 30 points, the highest total of the game, while Darius Adams added 14 and Diggy Coit contributed 10. Despite their efforts, the Terps fell short of their goal of securing a better conference finish, finishing one game ahead of Penn State for last place in the Big Ten. Illinois, meanwhile, extended its Big Ten road win streak to eight games, tying a program record. The Illini shot just 5 of 24 from beyond the arc, but their balanced scoring and defensive resilience proved decisive. Kylan Boswell and Keaton Wagler each added 11 points to complement Mirkovic’s performance.#illinois #maryland #david_mirkovic #andre_mills #darius_adams
Big Ten Basketball Tournament Bracket Projections Updated With just four days left in the regular season, the Big Ten Conference is finalizing its tournament bracket, setting the stage for the conference championship. Recent games on March 4 have influenced seeding adjustments, particularly in the lower half of the standings. Purdue’s close victory over Northwestern and Wisconsin’s dominant win against Maryland have kept the top four seeds intact, but both teams are now just one game away from securing a double-bye in the tournament. The Badgers and No. 15-ranked Boilermakers are set to face off in West Lafayette, Indiana, on Saturday. A win for either team could provide a potential pathway to the top four seeds, depending on results from other matchups. The tournament will feature all 18 Big Ten teams, a change from last year when only 15 teams qualified. This year’s bracket structure includes a first-round matchup between No. 18 Penn State and No. 15 Northwestern, while No. 17 Maryland will take on No. 16 Oregon. The second round will see No. 9 Iowa challenge the winner of the Maryland-Oregon game, and No. 10 Indiana will face the winner of Penn State-Northwestern. In the lower half, No. 11 Washington will meet No. 14 Rutgers, while No. 12 USC will take on No. 13 Minnesota. The upper half of the bracket includes No. 8 Ohio State, which will face the winner of the Iowa-Oregon-Maryland game. No. 5 Purdue will compete against the winner of USC-Minnesota, and No. 7 UCLA will face the winner of Indiana-Penn State-Northwestern. No. 6 Wisconsin will take on the winner of Washington-Rutgers. The top half of the bracket will see No. 1 Michigan challenge the winner of Ohio State-Iowa-Oregon-Maryland, while No. 4 Illinois will face the winner of Purdue-USC-Minnesota. The second half of the bracket features No.#big_ten #purdue #wisconsin #northwestern #maryland
65-year-old critically injured in Maryland greenhouse building collapse A 65-year-old man was critically injured after a greenhouse building collapsed in Maryland. Emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after the incident, which occurred in a rural area of the state. The man was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, though the severity of his injuries remains under investigation. Authorities have not yet released details about the cause of the collapse, but preliminary reports suggest the structure may have been compromised due to weather conditions or structural failure. House Judiciary chair subpoenas Arlington prosecutor in Stephen Miller threats probe The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed an Arlington prosecutor as part of an investigation into threats made against Stephen Miller, a former senior advisor to President Donald Trump. The probe, which has drawn significant attention, is examining whether the prosecutor, who is currently handling a case involving Miller, received any threatening communications. The subpoena comes amid growing concerns about the potential misuse of power and the integrity of the legal process. DC Forecast | Fabulous first weekend of Spring! The District of Columbia is set to experience a delightful first weekend of spring, with temperatures gradually rising and the risk of severe weather decreasing. Meteorologists predict mild conditions, with highs in the mid-60s and a chance of light rain. The vernal equinox, marking the official start of spring, is expected to occur on Friday, bringing about a shift in daylight hours and a more temperate climate. Is spring really — finally — here? What to know about Friday's vernal equinox The vernal equinox, occurring on Friday, officially signals the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.#hospital #maryland #emergency_responders #greenhouse #structural_failure
