we're tracking another weather alert day. standing water, ponding. again, a big worry for many of you this morning. hi everyone. angie goff in for eun >>yang. 'm aaron gilchrist. we have a lot of ground to cover. we'll check on your commute in a first, we want a check on the weather. >> that's right. we have jack taylor standing by th more on the roads. but sheena and schuchuck, dynam duo back together aga and tracking yet another wet day. >> sheena is back after a four-day weekend. all it did was rain. that was it. >> yep. that's the only thingha that pened all weekend. >> you'd have to go to texas or beyond to get away from the it's g the eastern akrain. seaboard. >> there's nothing tsh it out of the way until tomorrow. big changes. dry for most of the area as you walk outside. as weoom in to frederick county, one heavy to moderate rain shower right ove frederick.

if you're going to be leaving any time soon, you'll be driving through it, 's across 70. as we zoom out, we see activera ar to the south and to the north. at this hour of the morning to have this much rain around, you ynow that weather pattern is going to sunsettled, especially later on today. temperatures, though, as you walk outside. mid to low 70s. if the kids are heading to summer camp, another indoor da by lunchtime, 79 degrees. showers moving in. the time of the day where we see of showers n leading us into the evening. we still expect some localized flooding possible today. chuck will talk more about th with the flash flood watch across the area. that's coming up. check the roads. with jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. thank you, ou incide in woodbridge, 95 northbound. prince got moved to the left shoulder. causes a quick merge out of the express lanes in the main.

shouldn't cost too much time. south on the george washington parkway, plan for a delay. there is activity after 123. a broken down vehicle blocking the right lane. it caused slowdowns. 66 west. still our issue outside delaplane. before you go et to markham, an overturned tractor-trailer. all traffic stopped and detoured on to 17. 55.t puts you on to you'll parallel 66 west. rejoining traffic out in markham well beyond the activity. eastbound, it'snyot causing kind of a slowdown. aaron, angie, back to you.yo >> thank jack. 6:02 now. we're gearing up for anoth day of possibly dangerous weather. the national weather service confirmed a small tornadohe todown in northern virginia. >> storm team 4 tracked that tornado warning. we did it live on the air yesterday morning here on news 4. take a look at this. you can see the damage. thomas jefferson high scol. dj and alexandria.

batting cagesad were mangled and twisted. the tornado was confirmed as an ef-0ith winds aroun 70 miles per hour. thankfully, nobody was hurt. we've seen a lot of flooding all over the area because of all the rainfall. >> we know that morelooding could be coming today as another round is expected. justin finch is joining us now from baker park in frederick with more on how the local creeks are looking. people were worried about this. >> reporter: that's right, angie. as the rain is falling and he sun is rising, we're seeing how rising t the water is here at carroll creek and baker park. it's a few inches fromod fg edges. the flood control systems designed to ste f heavyoding into the greater frederick area. heavy rains can stymie this

system. we were here in i baker parkn may after days of heavyain saturated thep k. the floodwater overtning benches and bleachers. much of the park, we're told, still has not recoveredll fuy from the effects of that flooding. back out live, too, we can tell you that nearby, they have their eyes on the monocacy river on track to reach floods stage soon as this afternoon in a matter of hours. you can bet other warways will be affected. we're live at baker park in jufrederick county,in finch, news 4. >> thank you. we've learned the name of ae woman k by a tree that fell in virginia. she was inside a househ when tree crashed through it. she die monday night. firefighters believe days of rain around throots of the tree caused it to fall. flooding and storm damage not only an issue virginia. maryland saw a fair share of standing water.

this is prince george's county here along queen anne's bridge road in bowi ay with us on air and online throughout the dafor complete coverage of the line of rain we're dealing with today and its impact on our area. now to a developing story here in the district. the search continues for a man who shot someone less than a block from d.c. police headquarters in northwest. >> this happened near the intersection of ahird d street near the tunnel. investigators closed the ramp ael searched the tu for evidence. even thou there was virginia-bound traffic in the rea, it's not clear what happened. no word on the victim's ndition. >> 10-year-old girl shot and killed outside her home in d.c. will be laid to rest. makiyah wilson died while walking to an iceream truck. we're told she died in her mother's arms. she was shot when four men jumped out of a car and started firing. appened on 53rd street nine days ago.

investigators found the car last we week. none of the alleged shooters has been found. new developments in the investigation into president trump's former attorney, michael cohen. a conversatden has been public. cohen's attorneys gave the tape to cnn. >> the c tversation is said have taken place in 2016. two months before the election. in the audio you can hear talk about payment for t rights to karen mcdougal's story to playboy. i've spoken to len weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with funding. yes. nd it's all the stuff -- you never know where tt company. correct. i'm all over that. i spoke to allen about it. when it com time for the financing, which will be -- >> what financing?

p in cash? >> no new yor, no, no. >> full disclosure, we n dot know if the audio has been edited in any way. we hear talk about plans to a s ompany to buy the rights to mcdougal's story from the publisher of the national enquirer. they never ran e ory. rudy giulianied rele his own transcript of the tape. he says much of the audio is difficult to understnd and muffled. giuliani has said repeatedly the president did not break the law. the heart o yosemite national park is closed because of a huge wildfire.en chris la at the live desk with more. >> aaron, yosemite is one of the country's most popular summer vacation spots. you can take a look at what's happening there. you can see the campers there. some of the smoke is from the ferguson fire. because of it, visitors have to be out of the park by noon today and they will not be allowed back in until at least sunday. here's some of latest video of

the fire. it's due to their quality and safety of the park. we checked the website, it started nearly two wee ago and only 26% contained. the only good news is, we check with chuck bell. he says they do, do expect a little bit of rain today. angie? >> thank you, chris. 6:08 right now.ar secr of state mike pompeo will be on the hot seat in capitol hill. senators are expected to grill pompeo about president trump's policies about north korea, iran. thou may ask him the meeting with vladimir putin last we week. president trump has not revealed any details about that closed-door meeting in helsinki. new details on the stabbing we told you about at this time ay.te 28-year-old jeremy bond of rockville was upset that the red line train was running late. he went to the station ma booth at the friendship heights metro station to complain. police say somehow he got inside that booth and hit the metro employee on the arm.e policsay she pulled out a pocket knife and stbed bond in

the chest. detectives are reviewing surveillance video now. d.c. police chief says the employee may have a case for self-defense. no charges have been filed.>> continuing coverage now on the dramatic spike in k-2 overdoses across the district. emergency crews say they treated more than 300 people. most of the overdoses have been near homelesser shelts. several people have died. the synthetic drugs tend to sell for $2 t $5 a pack and have ereet names l scooby or spice. there's a new strain of the drug and they fear it will kill more people. >> they're all very extremely dangerous. part of what makes them dangerous is, as you buy the product, you don't know what's in there. >> officials are putting up flyers like this across the area alerting folks there could be a fatal batch of k-2 on the streets. well, this morning, messages of encouragement are pouring in for pop singer di lovato.

>> she's recovering after anap arent drug overdose. paramedics were called to her home yesterday afternoon in hollywood. they used narcan, an emergency medication to reduce the effects of the overdose. she was awake and talking to her family last night. she celebrate six yearsof sobriety in march. last month, she released a song called "sober" about relapsing. so if you knobody struggling with addiction, help is available. you see the number for the mental health services adminisation. 800-662-help. it's staffed 24 hours a day. 365 days a year. teninutes after 00. it was a story everybody was watching this week. ts morning, mega millions says somebody has won that massive jackpot. >> boy, we're talking about an estimate$522 million prize. chris lawrence at the live desk with more on this person we are so jealous of this morning.

>> what do you say about half a billion bucks except none of us gotte of it. the winner is actually in california. take a look at this video just into the newsroom. the winng ticket was sold at this store in san jose. that $522 millionor prize out to just over $300 million in cash. it is the fifth largest jackpot in mega millions history. take a look. someone matched all six numbers in lt night's drawing. the white balls, 1, 2, 4, 19 and 29. plus the mega ball, 20. cnbc posted the results to a survey which asked people what they woulh do w a multimillion dollar windfall. >> most ofhem would invest or save, although donating to charity was also pretty high as well. the next drawing is friday with a starting value of $ million. >> aaron, needless to say, we're all atwork. we didn't win. >> you never know. >> y weren't he yesterday.

hmm. >> coming up, a local burgerac is under fire for a tweet that makes light of the killing of a journalist at t hand of isis. > how you can avoid food-borne illnesses in your own kitchen.th allegations against uber and how some writers were forced to pay hundreds of dollars more for their ride. chuck? >> most of the rain is over downtown frederick, maryland an headed up towards walkersville sideohnsville to the north of new market here. most of the d.c. metro area rain-free for the moment. that won't be the case all da it's hump day everybody. you're starting to think about going to the beac honestly going to be tworth trip.

storm team 4 weather alert today. 16 aft t hour. days of rain have hit the d.c. area. we're in for another round today. there is a threat of flooding. sheena parveen will join us in a few minutes with a look at our forecast. ry> some uber riders are catching driversng to pull off a pretty gross scam. they're being accused ofvo mit fraud. some riders say uber drivers staged fake vomit scenes in cars and then h a customers wi $80 to $150 cleaning fee. the miami herald first reported the story. uber saysnfin med cases of fraud, it will take approprte action. with 15 million uber trips every day, this kind of thing can happen. >> sometime you g w people are not quite all right. >> we contacted the uber office here in d.c. they say if you spot anything out of the ordinary with your

uber trip, you should rert it immediately. 6:16. packaged crackers like ritz crackers and goldfish over salmonella concerns are causing quite a stir at the grocery store. experts say food-related illnesses are more likely to ocur in your own kitchen. it's caused by cross-contamination of raw meat. any bacteria on your hands can be easily transferred to the countertops and utensils and other food. the best way to avoid food-borne illnesses, the old-fashioned way. thoroughly wash those handsan aftering raw meat. z burger is asking for forgiveness after a tweet to the account created a backlash over the weekend. the noweleted tweet showed a photo of james foley who was murdered by isis withthemage of a hamburger. when someone says --

z burger says the ad was created by valor media which was hired to do social media promotions for the burger company on twitter. z burger posted this message. our design teamis put t up not knowing what the cut-out image was. innocent mistake that caused heartache. your forgiveness would mean the world. we're not the nlyes dealing with flooding and damage from days of rain. >> much of the mid-atlantic have had nothing but storms since the weekend. take a look at baltimore county. a tree fell on top of this house. we know that no one was seriously hurt. this parking lot was turned into aond because of all that standing water. several roads also flooded out since the weekend. the fire department has rescued at least 30 people who tried to drive through the high water. makes zero sense. don't do it. >> it's not really new. if there's ace pl that usually floods when it rains, it's going to flood. yesterday, today.

you know where not to go. >> where it does flood, you don't know in a manhole cover has floated of. that's a huge concern, too. you don't know how deep the water is. now.k about it all this standing water, breeding ground for mosquitoes. >> oh, yes. >> tomorrow with sunshine coming through, it's going to be hstt andmy and they're hungry. >> they love me. i'm definitely not forward to it. we do have a nice break tomorrow. look at thenc rainfall saturday when our rain pattern really started. reagan national, we have 5.73 since saturday. look at bwi, almost 11 inches since saturday. we'll gain an extra half an in to an inch. dulles 6.34 inches of rain since only saturday. radar looking dry for most of us. as we zm into rederick, the showers making their way north. these will continue toead up towards pennsylvania. otherwise, a wider view. there's that stationary front. these things take a while to

h ve. something has to pem out of the way. the cold front will push it out of the way. it will stay here. moisture will keep moving up and we have the highai chances through the afternoon. tomorrow, though, if t. finally leaveand we have a break in the forecast. the flash flood watch will continue for everybody. an additional half an inch to an inch of rainfall is expected, mainly through this afternoon and into this evening. if you are out walk outside, most of the area is dry. temperatures are in the mid to ow 730s outthere. not too bad. look at future weather. by lunchtime, a couple showers around. hothrough the evening s, more rain moving in. tomorrow, we finally see a break. more sunshine, warmer temperatures. friday, we're leaving the rain chances out. into the weekend, don't let the rain discourage you from doing any gardening. in% on sunday. it's not g to be like it has been the last several days. now yourardening tip with the rainy weather brought to you by merryfield, repot the indoor nt

p the ones in the same pots for three to five years. dry for a couple days and the smaller rain chances over the weekend. chuck will have the ten-dayst foren a bit. let's head to jack taylor, get a check on the roads. hey, jack. >> sheena, good morning. south on the george washington parkwa a broken down vehicle. it's been removed and delays are moving quickly. 95 northbound in woodbridge, accident activity near the prince william parkway. nothing left ok at. the normal delay. building toward the william parkway itself. 95 district south on d.c., near boroughs avenue, one stopped, broken down in the middle ofdw the r not causing a huge delay. be careful. montgomery county, authorities checking for a crash along research boulevard near shady grove heard moments ago, university boulevard to new hampshire avenue, a vehicle overheating with dispatch as a vehicle fire.

huge.n't be anything it's building on the outer loop over toeorgia avenue. back to you. >> jack, thank you. coming up, home repairs, efme jobs require professional help. help. ore y search for aou

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welcome back. 6:24. when you need home repairs, you have a couple of choices to go. the smaller chain org big hardware stores. susan hogan working for you to help you make a smart choice to start a project.

washington consumers ar checkbook co 94 hardware stores in our area. big and small. see which ones hammered home the goods. >> all set there? >> thank yo looking for a hardware store that checks all the boxes? j.e. rice true value in manassas nailed it. consumers' checkbook gave them top marks for quality and pricee how ratings of d.c. area stores reveal that while big chains like home depot and lowe's typically c rge lower prices, around 20% less, the smaller independent hardware stores came out o top for customer service, especially when looking for the one-on-one advice for lar projects. >> we did find, though, that one way you can save at these independents is if you have a really big project, ask for a contractor's discount o a volume discount. some will offer 10% off if they know you're going to spend a in that visit or over the course

of a month. that's one way to get the prices back down to where the big box stores are. >> when it came to refund, checkbooks found mosttores had reasonable return policies. word of advice, though, be sure to ask if they accept returns. even on items that may be outf their original packaging. susan hogan, news 4. >> all set this? >> thank you. > to see where your neighborhood hardware store landed, search hardware stores in the nbc washing it's 6:26. coming up -- >> oh! goodness gracious. >>tour de france flip. a rider injured on the most famous bike race. more on the video and how he's doing ahead of another day on the roads. good morning. we are still in weather alert mode for you today. the possibility of locally anoth inch or more, flash flood watches are up and the flood threat remains high with

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thateather alert at 6:30. waking unto another wet mornins storms are till moving over our area. they will stick around all day. >> more rain could mean more flooding in the region. this is new video out of hershey parks pa. >> t streets are flooded from the same storm system flooding us for days. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. we're working for you with team coverage. justin finch i where we' expecting flooding this morning. >> jack taylor in for melissa this morning working hard in traffic. >> first we'll start with chuck bell and sheena parveen, our meteorologists. >> you know the drill by now. you better not leave home without your umbrella. >> no kidding. yesteay, i don't know if an umbrella was enough. >> rain boots. >> over 4 inches at bwi

marshall. you need the full outfit. areas -- >> rain pants. >> rain everything. there's more chances for that. heavy rain came mainly in the first half of theday. today'saieavy rthreat comes in the second half of the day. >> a couple of raindrops mainly across northern frederick county headed up towards the pennsylvania border. widen it back out. no rainn the capitol beltway. don't turn your back on that rain chance today. rain chance still close to 100%. rainfall amounts locally could be more than an inch today. in the steamy mid-70s. rain and thunderstorms heavy possible later on this afteoon. >> more about the drying trend and your weekend in a few minutes. et's go to wtop's jack taylor. >> hey, chuck, thankyou. good morning. delays on the inner loop of the

be past university boulevard towards new hampshire avenue. word of a vehicle fireay have literally dropped a hose or radiator. rused steam. fire andcue left the scene. everything is on the shoulder. flashing lights will cause the slowdown at colesville road. boroughs avenue, broken down vehicle that's been safely moved to the shoulder. fairfax c puntyrkway after the burke parkway, on the right sid of theroadway, hopefully that's cleared quickly. back to you. >> thanks, jack. today the community will say good-bye to 10-year-old makiyah wilson. she was shot and killed on the way to get ice cream. >> fo men were shooting but nine days after her death, still no arrests. news 4's nicole jacobs is in northeast where makiyah laid to rest later today.

good morning. >> reporter: angie, you mentioned, a week and a half and still no arrests. as the murder of a 10-year-old girl, as if it wasn't enough. this community had a tough go of it. they're still reeling over all of this. today, though, they will say their final good-byes as makiyah wilson is laid to rest. her murder left the community outraged. four masked men jumped out of a car last monday randomly spraying bullets ifr apartment complex. five people were hit. makiyah died. the community and supporters of the 10-year-old's family have come together several times out of concern, sheer broken heart and a desire for justice. >> i'm hoping -- i hope justice comes real soon give them what they deserve.th baby didn't deserve that. this community didn't deserve that. >> reporter: the police have

located the suspectehicle used in this murder. again, the suspectt still large this morning. i can tell you, the memorial services for makiyah begin at 9:0a.m. this morning. aaron, angie, back to you. >> nicole, thank you am. 6:34 right now. a look at the other top stories. an oup shows someone killed an 82-year-old man in alexandria. jerry scott was foundead in his home on monday. detectives found bullet holes in the side ofse his h and roped off a dumpster for the investigation. so far, no arrests ziefrnt a fairfax county teacher is in jail accused of soliciting sex from minors. this man of woodbridge sent sexually explicit pictures to someone he thought was a teenager. he was reay talking with a detective who posed as a teenager on a social media app. he was a teacher at westfieldwe and springfield high schools last year. a recording of a conversatio between then candidate donald trump and his former attorney, michael cohen has been made public.

cohen's attorney gave that tape to cnn. his attorney claims the two talk abt paying for the rights to karen mcdougal's story. thismideo shows completely destroyed near athens, greece. officials say 79 people have died, including a 6-month-old baby. ed to ath toll is expe rise as rescue crews go house to house and search burned cars for more victims. the prime minister of greece calls it an unspeakable tragedy. a scary moment as a cyclist crashed head over heels in the tour de france. philippe gilbert w ading the stage here. unfortunately, a ride down a steep hill did not end well for him. tch this. >> and that is a seven kilometer glide. oh! goodness gracious! >> glbert was able to climb back on the road and be treated.

he managed to get to a backup bike and re-entered the race. he was forced to withdraw after suffering a fractured kneecap. >> today is expected to be the most challenging day of the tour. she is you how tough those athletes 6:36. getting closer to the 7:00 our. coming up, we have a winner. a ticket matched the mega million jackpot. still ahead, someone is waking up half a billion dollars richer this morning. first, though, he dropped his pants and used aci r slur on national tv. new overnight, what a georgia lawmaker is sayg after beingin

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he had asked for an order to make the city charlottesville give him a permit on the one-year anniversary of the deadly white nationalist raldo. a abanned the legal fight and said they'll be at the white house on august 12th at lafayette park. republican state lawmaker,g rgia lawmaker jason spencer is resigning after dropping his pants and usingra al slur on television. >> we're about to show you a clip from the episode. we want to warn you, this may not be appropriate for the kids to see. the clip is from sunday's episod of sacha baron cohen's new satire show on show me. >>show me the bottom. no. drop the >> okay. >> right after that, spencer dropped his underwear, showed his rear end and shouted usa and america. spencer said he thouthey were making a counterterrorism video. e's going to step down by the

end of the month. well, gd morning. we still have all this rain in the forecast today. it's all still to be i moving from the south. make sure you still have that umbrella, the rain boots and the rain coat. chuck will show you the timing or all of this in the afternoon and we'll see a break very soon here. ouhe'll showhat forecast as we head into the weekend. stay tuned. maryland into the district, 50 westbound as w approach kenilworth avenue, accident activity moved to the right shoulder. your slowdown near410 making the tritop in cheverly. at least now all travel lanes are available. we hope you'll join news 4 with our annual backpack for kids. we'll collect new backpacks, school supplies and donations in glen arden, maryland. we're hoping to give o

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we look outside in d.c. get ready for more rain w, it's not raining near your home right it will be later today. >> let's look at the radar where we can expect the worst storms around lunchtime as far as the timing is concerned. sheena and chuck woing for you. they'll be back with the full forecast, including when we'll seethat sun that we miss so much again. that's a few minutes. investigation into president trump's former attorney, michae cohen. a recording of a conversation between then candidate trump and coh cohen. cohen's attorney gave the tape to cnn. >> it's said to have taken place in 2016 two months before the election. in the audio you n hear ta about payments for the rights to former playboy model kare mcdougal's story about an ai alleged awith donald trump about a decade ago. >> i've spoken to allener weisse about how to set the whole thing up with funding.

and it's all stuff. >> payment -- >> you know you never know where that company >> correct. i'm all over that. i spo allen about it. when it comes time for the na fiing. >> what financing? >> pay yur -- >> cash. >> no, no, no. >> full disclosure, we do not know if theudio has been edited in any way. but we hear talk about plans to set up a company to buy the rights to mcdougal's story from the national enquirer who never ran the story. giuliani said much of the audio is muffled and difficult to understand. giuliani has said repeatedly that the president did not break the law. ivanka trump shutting down her fashion brand. >> the president's daughter wants to focus on her work here in washington. peter alexander fwing this story from the white house for us. peter, good morning. >> aaron, angi good morning to

you. this morning, the first daughter's fashion empire folding the high heels and jewelry and fashion line. leaving store shelves. surged at the height of her father's 16 campaign. they've become a lightning rod for his critics since. the news coming aore than year after miss trump formally separated herself from management of the company. she remained the owner. trump says she's uncertain whether she will ever return to retail after leaving the white house. for now, as you s noted,'s going to focus her work on what's going on here at the white house inn wason. she remains a high-profile proponent for her dad's america first policies. strikingly, most if not all of her merchandise was not made in america after nordstrom dropped trump's brand. mr. trump slammed the company for treating his daughter, in his words, so unfairly other retailers scaled back or phased out herct pro some citing poor sales.

allies of her and the company tell me overnight that the privately held business was thriving. angie and aaron, we'll see you in few moments on "today." >> peter alexander at the white house. thank you. new details now on thest abbing we told you abouts t thitime yesterday. 28-year-old jeremy bond of rockville was upset about thene red lirain running late. he went to the station manager's booth at the friendship heits metro station to complain. ehow he en tird that booth and hit the metroe emplo the arm. she pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed bond in the chest. detectives are reviewing surveillance video now. the d.c. poce chief says the employee may have a case for self-defense. no charges have been filed. continuing coverage now on a dramatic spike in k-2 overdoses in the district. in the last ten days, emergency crewsnreated more tha300 people. most of the overdoses have been near homeless shelters. several people have died. the synthetic drugs tend to sell for $2 to $5 a packnd has

street names like scooby or spice. district officials warn there's a new strain of the dd fear it will kill more people. op> messages of encouragement pouring in for singer demi lovato. she's recovering after an apparent drug overdose. paramedics were called to her home. they used narcan to reverse the effec the overdose. lovato was awake and talking to her family last night. she celebrated six yea of sobriety last month. see released a song called sober. if you know anyone struggling with addiction, the number is for the substance abuse and mental health services administration. 800-662-help. the line is staffed 24 hours a day, ye365 days a . now to a developing story in the district. the searchontinues for a man who shot someone less than a block from d.c. police headquarters in northwest. it happened near intersection of

third and d street near the tunnel. investigators closed the ramp and searched the tunnel for evidence. area. was traffic in the no word on the victim's condition. we want to continue our team coverage of this weather alert day. oktake a l at the storm team 4 radar on the screen. all that rayin headed our this afternoon. ha could lead to a lot of flooding. >> justin finch is live at baker park in frederick county, maryland. flooding is always a concern there. when is that river expected to n,est nearby? >> reporter: aathere is concern about the nearby monocacy river,ic was clocked at more than 12 feet high, the water levels. it's 3 feet below actual flood stage of 15 feet. is on track to reach sometime this afternoon. it means nearby waterways like carroll creek this baker park could rise significantly as well. we're watching water rise close

to the edge of the parkway. that water making its way down over the edge into the park's flood control system, which is designed to stem flooding into the greater frederick area. but even this system here can be overtaxed. n u might recall backmay after days of heavy rain,sa we some heavy flooding as well heri baker park. the landscape was saturated. benches and cans were overturned. parts of the park are still recovering from all of that damage. blive, as you might notice, there are several homes that surround the baker park area and the creek area as well. even if the flood control system is inoe place andwork, they can still see flooding in their homes and basements as well. all eyes today on t forecast coming our way. we're live in frederick. i'm justin finch, news 4. aaron, angie, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >> the tornado warning that we tracked live for you yesterdayed morning turut to be an actual tornado. you can see the done to the

athletic fields thomas jefferson high school in fairfax county. >> the fencin and batting cages, mangled and twisted. he was an -0ef with winds around 70 miles per hour. thankfully, though, nobody was hurt. we continue our team coverage now with a check on the forecast to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has that. >> absolutely, aaron. more rain. the last thing we need is rain. we're close to 100%. yesterday's rainfall amounts, a third of an inch atti nal airport. .75 inches at dulles. a record -- pardon me. 4 inches of rain at bwi marshall. that was jusesrday. for the months now, bwi, i believe this i their second rainiest month on record in erbaltimore. nune on list that i could find, 18 inches of rain, augu of 1955. that record is within reach

because widespread are of rain, heavy in spots is likely today. we do get a little break, drier weather for thursday, friday. scattered cans for rain over the weekend. locally today, o 2 to inches of rain. most of the rain, the heavy stuff came down early i the day. today's threat later into the afternoon and evening. ave our app downloaded and re dy push alerts automatically come. download our app. later on in the day, it will arrive ring the day and with daytime heating, it will bubble up the rain chances later on. a bit of a break this morning. precious little in the way of sunshine, though. by 3:30 in the afternoon, rain showers and thunderstorms bubbling up once again and underneath any one of those individual stormscould pick up a quick half an inch to an inch of rain. rainfl estimates from our computer, that's the hit and miss nature of all of maybe no rain in one spot and

potentially 2 inches or more in another one down the road. there's our ten-day forecast. watch for flooding. turn around, don't drown. don't put first responders at risk. mainly dry weather near 930 tomorrowd friday. isolated chances of rain. next week could be as rainy as this one. w have that to look forward to. thank you so much. on the beltway in vir snia, you ca activity. there's a box truck, couple of them and virginia state police with a broke-down vehicle. this was in the left lane. traffic had to be stopped to move everything to the shoulder. westbound 50 in maryland, heading into the district before kenilworth avenue. accident activity shouldered. but the slowdown is back near 410. that should say that way through the morning rush. 66 going westbound after delaplane, the accident cleanup remains along the left side. one right lane getting by. a slight delay. for a while, a slowdown. at least at this apoint,right lane getting by with the

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in but so far in arrests in the case. we expect heavy rain and flooding possibilities. a lot of pictures from baker park in frederick, maryland. the nearby mocacy river could reach flood stage by the afternoon. it could floodearby parks and businesses. stay up to date with the nbc washington app. last week we were saying we needed the rain. now we're saying okay, we've gotten enough. we need the rain to go away. not today. flash flotch through the rest of the day today. rain mainly the second half of today. look at tomorrow, though. finally a break. dry friday as well. into the weekend, smaller rain chak,ces. next wewell, it might be the same next week. >> >> thank you, sheena and thank you for joining us on "news

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