the clara area southwest of waynesboro. of damage as we continue to track these systems and people are able to get out when all is clear and find out what exactly is the problem and what these tornadoes have been producing. the threat is not over. we still have four tornado warnings in effect. we'll keep you posted on that. mainly now the concern is going to go across the border into alabama. thomasville, we've been mentioning you for some time. pretty good thunderstorm cell that continues to march your way at about 45 miles per hour. >> and tom, it's pretty amazing because a lot of the pictures we have been seeing, the video, and the photos are coming to us from social media. that includes twitter, facebook, i-reports. josh has been combing through social media. i know we have some new photos we haven't seen before. >> i'm going to show you some now. i want all of you to know the pictures are starting to trickle in. we don't just grab them and show them to you. in the wake of ever disaster, there are some fake ones out the

but there is some moving in from waynesboro., maybe mixing in with a little sleet and wet snow in the frederick county, northern loudoun. panhandle of west virginia. washington county, western maryland. this is heading off to the east. the northern suburbs, might have a few sprinkles moving through over the next hour or so. the bulk of the rain not arriving until mid-morning. off and on light rain all the way into mid-afternoon. then by late afternoon, right around sunset, we may see that sun again as we begin to clear out. temperatures before then should be reaching the upper 40s. bit of a blustery wind through the day as well. your seven-day outlook in ten minutes. here's danella with a look at traffic. >> here's an update on the beltway crash. chopper 4 is flying over the outer loop at connecticut avenue. it's moved to the right shoulder lane. we'll talk about delays if you're traveling the beltway this morning in montgomery county. you're heavy on the brakes at new hampshire avenue. solid delays on three miles, bumper to bum