AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaryland Travel & Tourism: Extreme Heat & Safety: A heat dome is baking the I-95 corridor, with Baltimore-area conditions pushing into the 100s and heat indexes around 110–115°F; officials are urging cooling-center use and extra caution as storms and air-quality issues could also affect holiday plans. Road & Transit Disruptions: Extreme heat buckled northbound I-97 in Anne Arundel County, closing lanes between Benfield and New Cut Road and threatening Fourth of July travel delays; Amtrak riders also faced heat-related delays at Baltimore’s Penn Station. Beach & Camping Reality Check: Campers at Assateague Island National Seashore are leaning on shade, umbrellas, and ocean breaks to beat the heat during the holiday weekend. Local Travel Notes: AAA reports drivers are getting some relief at the pump ahead of the holiday, with the national gas average down versus last month. Maryland Culture on the Move: Baltimore taxpayers approved Mayor Brandon Scott’s trip to New Orleans for Essence Festival, with city staff traveling alongside him.
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