is no injuries are reported tonight. and kelly, we have been watching these storms move through the area, they took a while to get here tonight. but bo, they did put down some heavy rain, there was some severe weather across an arun dehm county. we ve got our lightning strike indicator on, there is still quite a bit of lightning down here, across parts of the eastern shore, moving into delaware, just south and west of baltimore, a few storms firing up in this direction, down towards damascus and eldersburgh. i want to show you this, the longer view. those headed our way too. so yet another round on the way, that s why this flash flood watch will run through at least 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, that s for the entire d.c. area, the entire baltimore area right up through philly. so incredible amount of rain here over just the last two days. an early look at your forecast tomorrow, 90. we should see a little more sunshine early but still the chance for storms. talk about that a
never imagining terror would strike. that says something about the generosity of her spirit and her willingness to serve beyond herself. reporter: all of them are expected to survive. so, guys, this is your old friend nate. missionary nate hemm from delaware was the only missionary killed in the blast. even when bad things do happen to good people, god is still good. reporter: emily and her emily s mother and grandmother have flown to get her surgery on her leg. we will continue to update you on her recovery and bring you new reaction from family, friends and classmates. at this hour, a flash flood watch is in effect for most of the region, as more storms move this way. a live look outside right now. we could be in store for another wet and wielgd evening. wild evening. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk are tracking the radar and the watches and warning. bob? take a look at radar. typically, you
grocery store, i can t imagine doing all that volunteer work. we ll get it done. they always do. they always do. you have seen them under crazy conditions, so this is crazy. all right, meteorologist, justin burke is off and louisiana lanette is in. most of it is all over the eastern shore. i m going to show it to you in a second. we are still unsettled. the showers and thunderstorms are still out there. we will have a break as we go throughout the day. it is very humid. we have seasonal temperatures, and we will still see a few storms possibly as we go into wednesday. it s going to be hotter and some dryer weather moving in by the end of the week. this is what i want to show you. maryland s most powerful radar. the bulk of the rain is over on the eastern shore. you can see it s right around the queen ann area. if your travels take you there, be on the lookout for that. you can see it around denton as well. greensburro, you are getting in on that action. make sure
and folks around the country have been sending e-mails to us, offering their prayers, offering their encouragement. reporter: members of the group, including emily, could have come home days earlier, but chose to stay, never imagining terror would strike. that says something about the generosity of her spirit and her willingness to serve beyond herself. reporter: all of them are expected to survive. missionary nate hem, from delaware, was the only missionary from america killed in the attack. even when bad things happen to good people, god is good. reporter: reporting from pennsylvania, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. tonight, authorities say four suspects are in custody for plotting a third suicide bombing in uganda s city capital the same night emily was hurt. that attempt was not successful. stay with wjz for the local student injured in the terrorist bombing. we ll continue to bring updates. hot and sticky around maryland tonight, as the possibility of m
this area basically prompted a flood advisory, and also eastern queen county, about an inch and a half has fallen in the last hour or so. so you can see that in the red there. that s some very heavy rain. greensboro, and also ridgely. let s get a check on the traffic with kim. thanks, lanette b.. be sure to take it easy. one crash to tell you about. right off rolling road, also out in mount arie, closed in both directions, because of some downed trees and wires. they do have a detour posted. as we check a peek at our cameras, traffic is moving well. we won t encounter any serious delays at this time. you see both loops look okay, here on the southwest side, the roads look dryer here. no problems on the outer loop towards i-95. all going to be in the green and yellow. four minutes from the beltway towards the 895 split. then at 6 minutes from the split, outer loop lanes still looking good as you cross the key bridge. ten minutes from there. megan and jamie, back to you. it