Air was still the sky opened up. Its like what happened . Reporter now, no one was hurt by anything here. We did have some Property Damage and well let you take a look at that in an upcoming parts of news4 today later on, but, again, the cleanup is under way. Lots of crews out repairing the power lines. Most of the people who had lost power have now got it back and its just a matter of repairing roofs and getting those trees out of the way. Well have more on this coming up on news4. Right now we are live in germantown. Pat, back to you. Thank you, derrick. Right now the baltimore washington parkway is drying out after floodwaters left part of it impassable earlier today. Chopper4 through over the scene. You can see water was covering north and southbound lanes leaving some cars stuck. The area between 695 and 95 was closed. Were getting another look at the tornado thatch in the town of waverly, virginia, and all the damage it caused. The tornado killed three people there, including a 2
Shower later on today, but the bulk of the rain will come before 9 00 a. M. Temperature temperatures falling back down into the 40s. And by tomorrow morning, most everybody well below freezing. Windchills by tomorrow morning might be down close to 20 degrees. Giving me the chills. Brand new problem on the roadways. 66 at 29, a crash on the right side slowing things. Westbound southeast southwest freeway after the 11th street bridge, stay right. Causing a pretty big jam there. Wider look at things, overall no major problems on the beltway. Of course all of this is the rain showing over our roadways. So it is a little slow here southbound 270 because of that rain very likely. Yellow line, were now single tracking because of track repairs between huntington and braddock road. Travel times coming up and a live picture of some downed chopper. This morning were dealing with the aftermath of last nights powerful storms. A big problem, Power Outages caused by wind knocking down trees. Megan mc
Although the weather was not too frightful, the scene on Main Street in Virginia's oldest town was certainly delightful. Yesterday, the town of Dumfries celebrated the holiday season with the 49th annual Christmas Parade. In what has become a December tradition, the residents gathered together to see the beautiful displays which began on Williamstown Road