11 News Today: Digital Harbor student injured in fight; Moderna seeks approval for child vaccines
Updated: 8:29 AM EDT Apr 28, 2022
TODAY. THE TIME IS 615. WHAT A PRETTY SUNRISE. I CAN SEE SOME OF THATN OTHE BOARDWALK, AND IT LOOKSUN BDLED UP, EVEN IN A HAT. IT WOULD BE HELPFULO T HAVE LOTS OF LAYERED THROUGHOUT THE MORNING TO ENJOY IT A LITTLE BIT MORE. IT IS VERY COLD. WE HAV FEREEZE THIS MORNING IN THE NORTHWEST SUBURBS, SO ANYWHERE IN BLUE, IT COULD HIT FREEZING THIS MORNING. THAT CAN BE DAMAGING TO PLTAN SO GARDENERS ARE CERTAINLY PAYING ATTENTION TO THIS THIS MORNING. ANYONEN I AGRICULTURE IS GOING TO HAVANE ISSUE, SO HOPEFULLY THINGS ARE BEING DONE TO PROTECT THE CROPS. TEMPERATURESRE A IN THE 30’S, BUT IT FEELS EVEN COLDER BECAUSE OF THE WIND. THAT WIND IS OUT OF THE NORTHWEST MAKING IT FEEL LIKE IT ISN I THE 20’S. YOU HAVE A WIND CHILL A6 2 AND PARKTON, 30 AND BWI. THIS IS HOWOU Y WANT TO TRUST THIS MORNING. TSHA AND GLOVES CERINTALY WILL NOT LOOK OUT OF PLACE THIS MORNING. LOTS OF SUN, SO IT WILL WARM UP, BUT THAT REASON STILL PREYTT 20 — CHILLY, EVEN IN THE0 6 DEGREE AREA. WE HAVE ANOTHER COLD NIGHT TONIGHT. DON’T PUT AWAY THE LAWYERS, JUST YET. 40’’ AT 9:00, 4911, AND THEN UPPER 50’S AS WE GET TO THE AFTERNOON. THE WIND IS OUT OF THE NTHORWEST IT OCCASIONALLY 30 MILES PER HOUR COST, SO UYO WILL NOTICE IT OUTSIDE. AS WE CLEARED TONIGHT, WINDS WILL BE LIGHTER. IT WILL BE COLD ONCE AGAIN. A FREEZE WATCH ONCE AGAIN IN THOSE AREAS NORTH AND WEST, NOT GIVING THOSE PLACES ONCE AGAIN ARE SEEING FREEZING, AND YOU COULD HAVE FROST EARLY ON FRIDAY MORNING. SUNSHI FNERIDAY HELPS AGAIN, SO COOL BREEZE. HAPPENS TO THE MID-60’S. I DO NTWA TO POINT OUT, EVEN THOUGH WE ARE SEEING A COLD SNAP, WE WARM UP EARLY NEXT WEEK. WE ARE WATCHING WHAT COULD HAPPEN AT THE END OF NEXT WEEK. IT LOO LKSIKE A COLD AIR IS NEAREST ONCE AGAIN. MAYBE NOT AS COLD AS WHAT WE ARE SEEING RIGHT NOW, BUT I DON’T WANT TO RULE OUT FROST, SO I KNOW IT IS GOING TO BE A NICE WEEKEND, SO JTUS BE CAUTIOUS, WHATEVER YOU PLAN. IF YOU PLAN AHEAD OF TIME PRETTY WANT TOAT WCH THE TEMPERATURES NEXT WEEK, TO SEE IF YOU HAVE TO COVER THINGS UP. THERE IS A WARNGMI TREND FOR THE NEXT COUPLOFE DAYS, AND MOSTLY DRY FOR LONG STRETCHES AS WELL, INCLUDING MOST OF THE WE COMPUTE LATER SUNDAY, THERE WILL BE A FEW SHOWERS, AND EARLY NEXT WEEK, WE’LL TAKE A LIVE LO
11 News Today: Digital Harbor student injured in fight; Moderna seeks approval for child vaccines
Updated: 8:29 AM EDT Apr 28, 2022
Here’s what you need to know from 11 News to get a head start on your day.Weather | Traffic | Local News | I-Team | National/International News | COVID-19 | Sports| WATCH LIVE: You can watch 11 News Today live from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m., or when not live, watch the latest archived newscast: Tap here.See what you missed overnight, what’s happening today and our latest Maryland weather forecast.TODAY’S MARYLAND WEATHER FORECASTMeteorologist Ava Marie says temperatures are a near record cold starting out near freezing this morning and it will only get to around the upper 50’s for Thursday. Temps will drop near freezing again tonight and then it will gradually turn milder through the weekend and especially next week as temps return to the 70’s. The weather will remain dry through Saturday, then a few showers are possible starting Sunday afternoon.WHAT’S MAKING NEWS IN MARYLANDStudents injured in fight at Baltimore’s Digital Harbor High School | Two girls were involved in a fight and one was hit by an unknown blunt object Wednesday at Baltimore’s Digital Harbor High School in Federal Hill, a school official told 11 News | Read more here.Driving on the Baltimore Beltway can be daunting at times. Construction and backups are just part of the issue, and the Randallstown NAACP is calling on police to do more about aggressive drivers | Read more here.Attorneys representing the families said the Forest Hill Heights senior living facility’s neglect ultimately led to injuries and deaths of their loved ones, citing an unsafe ramp that they should never have had access to | Read more here.WHAT’S MAKING HEADLINES ELSEWHEREModerna on Thursday asked U.S. regulators to authorize low doses of its COVID-19 vaccine for children younger than 6, a long-awaited move toward potentially opening shots for millions of tots by summer | Read more here.A federal judge ordered a two-week halt Wednesday on the phasing out of pandemic-related restrictions on seeking asylum — and raised doubts about the Biden administration’s plan to fully lift those restrictions on May 23 | Read more here.WBAL-TV 11 Weather RadarWBAL-TV 11 Traffic Map
Here’s what you need to know from 11 News to get a head start on your day.
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| WATCH LIVE: You can watch 11 News Today live from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m., or when not live, watch the latest archived newscast: Tap here.
See what you missed overnight, what’s happening today and our latest Maryland weather forecast.
TODAY’S MARYLAND WEATHER FORECAST
Meteorologist Ava Marie says temperatures are a near record cold starting out near freezing this morning and it will only get to around the upper 50’s for Thursday. Temps will drop near freezing again tonight and then it will gradually turn milder through the weekend and especially next week as temps return to the 70’s. The weather will remain dry through Saturday, then a few showers are possible starting Sunday afternoon.
WHAT’S MAKING NEWS IN MARYLAND
Students injured in fight at Baltimore’s Digital Harbor High School | Two girls were involved in a fight and one was hit by an unknown blunt object Wednesday at Baltimore’s Digital Harbor High School in Federal Hill, a school official told 11 News | Read more here.
Driving on the Baltimore Beltway can be daunting at times. Construction and backups are just part of the issue, and the Randallstown NAACP is calling on police to do more about aggressive drivers | Read more here.
Attorneys representing the families said the Forest Hill Heights senior living facility’s neglect ultimately led to injuries and deaths of their loved ones, citing an unsafe ramp that they should never have had access to | Read more here.
WHAT’S MAKING HEADLINES ELSEWHERE
Moderna on Thursday asked U.S. regulators to authorize low doses of its COVID-19 vaccine for children younger than 6, a long-awaited move toward potentially opening shots for millions of tots by summer | Read more here.
A federal judge ordered a two-week halt Wednesday on the phasing out of pandemic-related restrictions on seeking asylum — and raised doubts about the Biden administration’s plan to fully lift those restrictions on May 23 | Read more here.
