this house here in finksburgh, carol county. we have video of stuff we found in frederick county at whiskey creek golf course. at least a half dozen homes had huge trees snapped like tooth picks on top of cars, trucks, and homes. the swimming pools, and we even so you portions of rooftops off the golf course itself, off the house, clubhouse at the golf course had been removed. state police are checking out the area. right now, back here in carol county, we're showing you homes that's where the trees pretty much are knocked down. here, the trees were in different directions as if it touched down and blue it to the left and right. fortunately, we haven't heard of any injuries. we noticed on i-83 with flipped cars and people hurt in traffic accidents. we haven't heard of anyone else hurt in their homes or from tree damage. we'll try to get more information on this storm coverage. >> it's going to be a tough weekend cleaning up all the mess. >> they spent the summer sprucing up maryland state parks while learning important job and l

heavy downpours, reports of damage from thunderstorms and by what could be a tornado up in the finksburgh area. we've got reports from hearts ford county to the east shore. the storm approached at noon. most of western maryland were dealing with it. between the 2:00, three ok, 4:00 hours, the worst of the weather tracked through central area with a possible tornado in finksburgh. heavy storms rolled through baltimore city with heavy damage to trees. by 4:00, it raced on to the eastern shore, and we were getting reports of heavy whether there, as well. not a whole lot of lightning. there was some with the thunderstorms, but mostly strong wind coming down, and torrential amounts of rain. the skies cleared quickly. we see the heavy weather isolated on the eastern shore. heavy rains occurred in baltimore. you'll see we've had over an inch of rain at b.w.i. marshal as of the 6:00 hour, and only 2/10 of an inch at the harbor. some areas get griffinned, and others miss out. just a little warmer than normal for the last day of july. most of the storms leave us for the owning, but there may be one