look at edgemere, already over two inches of rainfall since midnight.e spots may see five inches or more today. flood ing a big problem in addition to wind and weather. >> we're keeping an eye on the incident on the beltway. couple crashes reported. wilkins avenue, an accident, appearing to involve two vehicles blocking the two right lanes and both shoulders. police have arrived on the scene, so it's going to cause significant delays as you make your way towards the southwest corner, approaching i-95. this is again, the outer loop at wilkins. as we look at our maps, dealing with several incidents around the area. including a road closure, i-70 eastbound closed at the patapsco river bridge. hopefully it'll reopen within the next hour, possibly two or three hours or so. all traffic is being diverted onto route 29. accident remains on the top side of the outer loop. one lane is blocked there. a crash reported, 83 southbound at belfast. middle river, eastern boulevard and martin boulevard. don't drive through high water, you don't know how deep or dangerous

look at edgemere, already over two inches of rainfall since midnight. some spots may see five inches or more today. flood ing a big problem in addition to wind and weather. >> we're keeping an eye on the incident on the beltway. couple crashes reported. wilkins avenue, an accident, appearing to involve two vehicles blocking the two right lanes and both shoulders. police have arrived on the scene, so it's going to cause significant delays as you make your way towards the southwest corner, approaching i-95. this is again, the outer loop at wilkins. as we look at our maps, dealing with several incidents around

edgemere, 2.63 inches and anywhere from an inch and a half to over two inches of rain in most locations. flooding already an issue this morning. storm drains are having a hard time handling all this water running down. we'll have to deal with periods of rain through the afternoon and into the evening. in all honesty, it's going to get worse before it gets better. let's see what's happening on the roads. they're already bad enough. >> in addition to accidents, we have several roads closed and flooding. not the morning really to be trying to hurry and go anywhere, just not going to happen. outer loop, liberty road, pretty much traffic is stopped. we had an earlier crash at wilkins, cleared out of the travel portion, it continues to block both shoulders, perhaps rubbernecking going on there, in addition to volume on top of the rains and the reduced visibility. as we look at our maps, this is what we have going on. incident in gambrelsfk because of high flooding water there. ebenezer road, high water reported to be as high as two feet in some places. martin boulevard closed because of high

as we do do, yoo will find that3 east as we get close to the street level in edgemere seeing heavy downnoursle of naaes on the area roads. toward wise avenue, some of the heaviest rain and toward spiral point road as well. you will see some of the -eaviest rain indicated by the reds and those areasswhere e're getting heavy rain as much as an inch of rainnhas fallen already. we willlsee more oo the waa as we get inno the afternoon and as %-the state entirely.t a view of you wwll see that a lot of showers will be moviig north and west. it loks like expect some of the showers, again, and the heaviest ú%in to be moving in the souttwest directton. some of of those arras in the hhaviess rain headed towardú dundalk.ú aad 5:54 of the the raii will e %-and west toward the northeast. as far as rainfall, we haaeeseen ú% ich to the south and seen a half an inch toward the north up toward baltimore. we are looking at more rain n the way from the south it's going to continuu to stream in our direction ffom what was nicole, but it's not a tropical storm. rain as you can plainly see. as far as the amounttof

about a fifth-inch in edgemere and about a half-inch of rain in pylesville. so pretty wet weather scenario and as we take a look also at the high temperatures today we can see warm balmy conditions. that has been the scenario throughout most of the afternoon. 81, not bad, a couple degrees above average but not too bad and cooler off to the west. take a look out towards oakland, 59. we cooled off into the upper 70s. there's a cool front pushing through the area. beginning to drop the humidity levels, still pretty muggy from easton through dover and down towards ocean city. as we look a little wider you can see our satellite view along with maryland's most powerful doppler radar, most of the wet weather now well offshore. so bottom line, we're looking at basically some much drier conditions for about 24 hours. but by this time tomorrow evening, we think more rain will develop and come out of the south. so watching for that. here's the center of that area of low pressure that brought us all the rain and storms over the last 24 hours. as we look off to the south

check it out, our rainfall tallies right now. 2.6 inches in edgemere. aberdeen, you're catching up, 1.39. bel air an inch and a quarter. perry hall, an inch and 2/3. we have roughly an inch and a half to over two inches of rain. we'll be watching that, there is that possibility of that dam failure that we already talked about earlier on. there's the moisture continuing to stream up. one band on the eastern side of the chesapeake bay. hitting extreme eastern baltimore. now harford county, eastern shores. some of you missing out on the rain. as the storm extends down towards, you heard north carolina, down towards the bahamas, all involved with a couple pieces of energy, the remains of what was once tropical storm nicole and a very large pool of cold active air, really speeding up the jetstream and focusing all this stuff up the eastern seaboard. we have all day to deal with this. probably after midnight until it is that right pushing east of the area. waves of low pressure, you'll see them carved out, almost these comma shapes on radar. forecast model mi

almost an inch in edgemere. higher totals, inch and a half plus toward glenwood and rockville.ore than two inches in northern carroll county. there toward manchester. there were some very heavy showers out there earlier today. impressive rainfall totals, eastern shore a little less. high temperatures today, running into the upper 70s, annapolis 77. harbor 78. and frederick 75. winds gusty, too, with the rain we've had. it's a muggy wind blowing out of the south right now. again, this lull in the action not expected to last too much longer because, as we look further south, you can kind of see the scenario going on here. a lot of heavy rain across eastern carolina and that's going to continue to surge up and move into maryland here. there is more rain building off to the south. this area of low pressure, really the culprit. continuing to spin and churn up that very heavy rain. zooming in a little, showing you our futurecast, we expect heavy rains to be on and off through the overnight hours here. more rain comes up from the south. as we go into tuesday here we clear things out.

greeting voters also in overlea, milford mill, randallstown, edgemere, wherever he can find the meager number of voters that are out today. bartenfelder is taking on his longtime fellow baltimore county councilman, chairman kevin kamenetz and honest joe has prided himself on running a clean campaign. he maintains, while his opponents try to tie images even of the bp oil spill to joe's environmental record. kevin kamenetz outspent bartenfelder 4-1 on advertising while joe spent more on signage and brochures, but this ceapt has spent a -- candidate has spent a lot of his time knocking on doors even today as people are telling us, in spite of the fire and police union endorsement and the campaign basically playing itself out he's not only been out all day but understandably 400 of his workers have been at the precincts throughout the county throughout the day. i should say 400 on the beltway. a total of a thousand still tout today with the -- out today with joe bartenfelder signs trying to make an impact in the last three hours of voting. back to you. >> thank you. >> bartenfelder's oppon

you can see we haveeshowers tha3 are heavver to the east of the beltway, actually toward the edgemeree. indicating where the rain has southeast to the north and west and will continue toodo so. we willlwiden things out once that are seeing a decent amount of rain. -oo can see the west side of the beltway, we will get closer now. youucannsee as we get closer to the western side of the area, let's get closer toward ú%ederick and you can see new market street looking like we're going to see, or rather new market and some of thess streets yyu will see here. let's get a littlee3 -ddntification on the streets and you will see where you are.ú i-70 seeing heavy rain and 270 as well. we will continueeto see some of this activity moveetoward the north and the wess as 67 somm of thh shower activity areas that are seeing the hhaviest rain conninue to move in the northwesterly direction. while we ddn't have storr cells to talk about. we can still show you that the geneerl movement is going to take the strongest, let me see %-strongest storm.o bring the it's goinggto bring the rainfall totals where