coming up from the remnants of lee in the tennessee valley now. what is left tonight, definitely some heavy spots, but southern maryland, calvert and st. mary s county probably has gotten the most tonight and they have now a flash flood warning meaning flooding is occurring. this goes until 11:30. they ve had 2 to 3 inches of rain just this afternoon and a big batch of thunderstorms went through there that dropped another good amount of rain. so heads up down there in calvert and st. mary s county. that warning will expire at 11:30 tonight, but meanwhile the stretch of moisture continues. what we re noticing down to our south now, not the walls of water, but these strong lines of south to north bands. there had been a tornado watch down here that s been canceled. two reports of tornadoes today in north carolina and yesterday there were about 16 across the southeast. so here s the very latest in terms of the rain. we have picked up many spots now 2 to 3 inches and that means t
suzanne kennedy, thank you so much for that. you re welcome. indeed, one other place we know about where there s a tree down, this one had much more violent intent, did the two that suns was telling us about, the 3700 block of ingamore street in washington, d.c. a tree went into a house and knocked out power. it s 4:00 now, 4:01. we want to do resetting for you. maybe the most potentially serious situation, frankly it s not all that serious, but it is worthy of our consideration right now, situation going on in luzby. one of the two nuclear reactors at the calvert cliffs plant, one of the facilities went offline. early sunday morning, unit 1 reactor went offline automatically when a huge piece of aluminum siding dislodged from a building and came into contact with the main transformer. all the employees are safe and that the calvert cliffs pass silt both safe and stable. they said this unusual event or an unusual event has been declared. that turns out to be the lowest of
proves me wrong. it s unpredictable. you don t want to come out in there. there s the big gust. you don t want to come out in this. we saw people walking around and driving around. it s not a good idea. stay home. stay inside. don t come outside. when you do, when the sun does come up, be careful driving around. there are so many trees down in this area. you never know when there will be a live power line involved with a tree being toppled. indeed. driving around may be severely compromised. there have got to be places where there are trees down. suzanne kennedy, thank you so much for that. you re welcome. indeed, one other place we know about where there s a tree down, this one had much more violent intent, did the two that suns was telling us about, the 3700 block of ingamore street in washington, d.c. a tree went into a house and knocked out power. it s 4:00 now, 4:01. we want to do resetting for you. maybe the most potentially serious situation, frankly it s not all
fell on julie s house. this is the fourth time she had one fall on her house. the other three were in previous storms. virginia s governor spoke warning the worst is still ahead. it s bad timing with winds at their peak at high tide. storm surge is very dangerous. we urge nobody to go down anywhere near the water right now because it s extremely extremely hazardous. this is a very dangerous situation. the flooding is going to be significant in many areas around virginia. it won t just be tomorrow. it will take a while for rivers to crust and enter a flood stage. so we re expecting days or longer of challenges when it comes to high water. we have reporters all over the place from alexandra to annapolis to ocean city. we ll start off with doug. we will continue to see very similar conditions we re seeing right now. this is not going to be the biggest wind or rain event we ve seen but you put them together, you have lot of power outages and trees down. that is the biggest