and we get in orothe action tomw afternoon and by ofe time we gete out of th worst some time on wednesday p up an additional two to four inches of raine heaviest rai may be across maryland and into pennsylvania where we can see four to six inches and non guarantee o who gets that. it's how it sets u in the atmosphere, i'll show you one model, bringing us amots anywhere from two to three inches of rain over the next 36 to 48 hours.ov but if they're not mg fast, you could end up getting more. what is going on that we're in this crazy weather has a lot to do with this? an area of low pressure kind of living in the jet stream a bitt off from upper level steering, not moving fast at aln it's pulling tropical moisture in our diction. at the same time, we have a big more tropica msture and funneled into the midatlantic and that's why we're having daily rounds of rain it got going saturday, heavy downpours expected theity is not going anywhere. so we got to deal with this. we going to have to say through the day parts off and on around of showers taybe rumbles ofhunder didn't see too much in the

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wednesda that's the biggest days with the rain.t talk about thacoming up in as. few minu >> doug, thank you. >>> as the rains keep pounding our area,es sinkh have become a problem. we've seen two of them open up in separate parts of montgomery county. aimee cho continues our look at gaithersburg with the issue that's causing problems for drivers. >> reporter: you can see the entire chunk of road is just missing, and as you can see they are working hard trying to pr concrete and part of job is making sure the ground is stable enough so that it doesn't collapse again. though the rai has stopped for now, repair work is just beginning on this sinkhole on game reserve road and also under way on father hurley boulevard near winfield driver. >> really makes you stop and thin t >> reportes neighbor archie tolbert says it's the first time he's sometthng like in person. >> when you see something like that on the news, it's like that can't happen to my house, but, duh, i does. >> reporter: crews also reir the sinkholes in a race against time trying to get it all done before

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