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and it crossed over the interstate during rush hour. one viewer caught it on video just as it passed in front of his car. topper shutt has analyzed it and tells us what is happening there. top. yes, guys, this is incredible video. and textbook video in terms of we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way. this is i95 and there was a tornado warning at this time. you see the trees just flying back and forth. bending back and forth in the strong wind. what this really shows is the debris. and we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way of flying debris. anything that is blowing at 60, 70, 80 miles an hour can cause injury. so this is a textbook case of flying debris. now, what is going on now? all right. well, now we look at the live radar. most of the showers and thunderstorms are on the way out but we re not done yet. no warnings, no watches right now. all of the flood warnings have expired. still a pretty good thunderstorm. pretty good rains in part
women, drunk and in leather. geoff: it s how i like the dudes. [cheers and applause] . this is 9news now. tonight people all across northern virginia have cleaning up after incredibly powerful storms rolled up i95 producing strong winds, heavy rain and even funnel clouds. and it crossed over the interstate during rush hour. one viewer caught it on video just as it passed in front of his car. topper shutt has analyzed it and tells us what is happening there. top. yes, guys, this is incredible video. and textbook video in terms of we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way. this is i95 and there was a tornado warning at this time. you see the trees just flying back and forth. bending back and forth in the strong wind. what this really shows is the debris. and we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way of flying debris. anything that is blowing at 60, 70, 80 miles an hour can cause injury. so this is a textbook case of flying debris. now, what is