Order. Good evening, im denise nakano. Neighbors reported hearing a loud boom this afternoon at the peco substation on juniper street. Fire suppression foam went billowing into the streets and about 2500 peco customers lost power. Lets go to nbc 10s drew smith who is live where it all happened. And drew youve learned the foam is not toxic. Deny hes, peco used the word nonhazardous, firefighters told me it should not hurt the environment. If you look you can see fire crews out here theyve been working for hours to try to get the foam down the drain. Peco investigators trying to get into the substation facility to figure out what went wrong. Neighbors say they felt a jolt before seeing a large amount of foam billowing out of this peco substation. There was a huge explosion and i look the outside and i could see foam five feet high running down the street. The bubbles kept on coming. Literally just pouring out. At one point climbing so high, it almost covered a stop sign. I was like oh bo
First alert for tomorrow night into monday morning as we track this blast of winter weather. Meteorologist Erica Martinez mapping it out on the first alert neighborhood forecast. You know that wide radar was a really great perspective of where the precip is coming from. You will see your local neighborhood forecast. Note this is winds are dying down. Not as wild as we did see earlier. So winds ranging from 5 to 12 miles per hour. However, that will not be the case by sunday into monday and this is why we have issued this first alert for the wintery mix. Overnight sunday into early monday. The hours are certainly concerning because theyre after midnight after 5 00 a. M. You will certainly encounter slick roads so give the yourself extra time for that monday morning commute. Satellite radar image is high and dry but you all saw that moisture in from the southwest. Hour by hour forecast getting this going at least through early monday morning. See how we get the clouds develop from the so
It happened about 33 a. M. This is the San Lorenzo River yesterday and at the same time today rising several feet overnight. I thought we had a tornado because it had that kind of hard driving train sort of sound. It was hammering on the roof so hard, it was pretty bad. Reporter and it was no better on the roads. Driving through a heavy downpour on twisty highway 17 can be nerveracking, but try doing it when you cant see a thing. That was scary. At a spot where the pavement turned into a riverbed, the car in front put up is up a rooster tail, it was like trying to steer a sub through a waterfall. It hasnt been easy on anyone up here in the mountains. Just getting around highway 17 and the other lesser highways up here has been very difficult request road closures, mud slides, rock slides, and as you saw it, heavy rain and heavy water on the roadway. Ken, back to you. Scary stuff out there. At least youre dry tonight, len. Thank you for that. Reporter drawing off this latest round of st
198. You can see up the road here this is Maryland State Police troopers blocking the road. The scene is about a mile up the road into a very heavily wooded area. I got to tell you, these two men are e alive. Theyre in the hospital at this hour with some serious injuries. Plane crash at tipton airport. 7500 general Aviation Drive out of airfield road. Chopper 4 shows the wreckage of a small plane that went down in the woods short takeoff in the laurel area. This anne arundel picture shows them pulling victims from the debris. Two men, one in his 50s and one in his 80s were seriously hurt. They were conscious and talking . They were communicating to the rescuers on scene. The single engine plane had just taken off at 2 00 in the afternoon from fort meade. Faa officials are investigating but its too soon to say what caused the crash. Authorities are not saying which man was at the controls or where they were going. If there were witnesses, im sure the Maryland State Police faa will be co