areas, especially queen anne s county. a lighter shower near queens town. one shower in the western section on the beltway around severna park. we still have watches and advisories in effect for northern maryland, a flash flood watch and a flash flood warning, some of these we will be updated. five inches of rain in the elkton area. sunday over four inches of rain, generally between washington and i-95 core doarmt a few spots on the eastern shore picked up six inches of rain in queen anne s county. we have more on the problems. the heavy rain caused. monique? reporter: in one neighborhood residents were forced out of their homes. heavy rain left this car almost completely submerged after the street turned into a small pond overnight. my brother woke me up about 7:00. by the team i looked out the window it was halfway up to my car. reporter: he was one of several motorists who had to be bailed out. homes also had to be evacuated after water flooded. several cars got st
right now, we are in a cloudy period near mount washington. the water here remain swollen because so much rain, as you have pointed out, has fallen in the last 48 hours or so. that rain gave a lot of people have aids in their morning commute simply because headaches this morning in their morning commute because it had nowhere else to go. washing in a whole new series of problems, starting with 295, with high water shutting down traffic in both directions, treating a commuter nightmare for much of the day. baltimore city fire officials were busy with all sorts of high water rescues. over the past three days we have had to rescue as many as 10 people from their vehicles after their cars become disabled in standing water. in jerryell, at the 3400 block of cherry hill, at the 3400 block of spelman road, many families were displaced. that is an area where there was approximately 4 feet of water and we had a number of adjacent dwelling is in that 3400 block that suffere