Lutherville-Timonium Mostly Spared From Morning Storm Damage

Tropical Storm Nicole's wrath has been focused on the east side of Baltimore County, leaving Lutherville-Timonium relatively unscathed.

But a tornado watch has been issued throughout the county until 7 p.m.

Heavy rain soaked the area this morning, but emergency responders, including the Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company, say it's business as usual during times of inclement weather.

"In this area we've gotten wires down, a couple of car accidents, but nothing major. The east side of the county really got hit the hardest," Capt. Steve Weatherby said. "[The east] had several swift water calls, people stranded in their vehicles and a lot of pumping water out of basements, stuff like that."

Aside from high water, he said calls into Station 30 have been "minimal."

County Fire Department director Glenn Blackwell concurred.

"Timonium and Lutherville have been very quiet today," he said.

The fire department also announced the following roads and intersections as hazardous flood areas:

▪                North Point Road at German Hill and Willow

▪                Eastern Avenue and Martin Boulevard

▪                Long Point Road and Bull Neck Road

▪                8200 Peach Orchard Road

▪                Wills Road and Flood Road

▪                Chesterwood Road and Stansbury Road

▪                Orems Road and Kelso Road

▪                Stemmers Run Road and Mace Avenus

▪                Marsh Road and Silver Road in Rosedale

▪                5400 East Joppa Rd at Philadelphia Road

▪                Eastern Avenue in Bowleys Quarters and Earls Road

▪                Broening Highway at Belclaire and Avon

For residents who have non-emergency concerns, the county is encouraging people to call 410-887-5454.

Stay with Patch for updates specific to the Lutherville-Timonium area.