Live desk. Look at this flooding in charleston, South Carolina. Many roads are still shut down because of the flooding. Some drivers were stuck in traffic jams as the water rose on more popular roadways. Charleston streets start flooding when the tide goes above 7 feet. It was already over 8 feet by 8 00 a. M. Savannah, georgia has also seen a good amount of rising water. All of this in the aftermath of Hurricane Patricia. A coastal Flood Warning has been extended until noon. Conditions are expected to improve this afternoon. That flooding they had down south is mostly tidal flooding due to this onshore flow ahead of the remnants of patricia. Light to moderate showers there. Stretching down to florida the leading edge of that rain is across virginia, areas south of washington that stretches back into the midwest. Our local High Resolution radar showing the leading edge of this rain in green now coming up 95, just about coming into Prince William county and Fauquier County, the Shenando
Not only the fog, but little deer popping out of the fog. Look out for those guys, too, gals sometimes. Chuck bell is in storm team 4 weather center. Im sure you have deer on that list. Oh, yeah, absolutely. No problem, dear, thats what ive got on the list. Dense fog, angie gets an a plus. She knew the fog would be on there. Aaron gets an f for now. Sunshine will be a struggle for later on today. Just as the sun moves in, the fog moves out. Take your umbrella with you. Looks 24r50ik 16 will get off to a cold start. Dense fog advisory goes until 9 00 for all over the region this morning. Thickest fog is Northern Maryland out to the shenandoah valley. Morning fog and afternoon showers. Yellow there for driving locally. 95 northbound, green lights. Dry all the way to new england. Air travel could have delays from atlanta to houston with showers well down to our south. Keep that in mind. Temperatures right now mostly in the mid to upper 40s. Talk more about the moving in rain threat for la
Gathered here to remember douglas reyes. At the very spot where police said he was randomly killed. Reporter they cried for 24 yearold douglas reyes, who friends and family say never cried or felt sorry for himself despite his disability. Reporter reyes was partially paralyzed among other things for a childhood car accident. He was sitting on a park bench when detectives say alex jones randomly walked up to him and stabbed him to death. Tonight a memorial at the very spot where he died. He didnt deserve to die like this, you know. He was only a kid, and he couldnt defend himself. Reporter his brothers said he was friendly, talkative, personable, always smiling, and if he wasnt, he was looking for at reason to. He was all about having fun, watching cartoons and enjoying life to the fullest. He didnt care who you were. He just liked to hang out with you, laugh with you. I appreciate all the friendship you gave him, extending out to him, and sometimes things i dont reporter an unfinished
Word on the street. Im walking up georgia avenue, there may be an ebola case in my hospital. I appreciate that. Reporter Howard University hospital also says the hospital is working with the centers for Disease Control and prevention, and the d. C. Department of health. At best, what they can do at this stage is monitor the patient. At best, what those who live or regularly visit the campus can do is be vigilant. I think its very important to any faculty of the university to take the right precautions to protect themselves and be knowledgeable about the situation going on today. Reporter and the d. C. Department of health tells us they are indeed aware of this. They are monitoring this, and as we have been stressing, there is nothing wrong with stressing this again, there has been no confirmed case of the ebola virus in the district of columb columbia. Derrick ward, news4. Back to you. The parents of a freelance photographer working for nbc news who tested positive for ebola say their
Here at nbc 4 in northwest washington and the farther west and north you go from downtown washington, the more snow youre going to see. Temperature down to 32 at Dulles Airport, 34 at gaithersburg and leesburg. 42 down in Southern Maryland. Heres storm team 4 radar. Theres the quick switch from rain to snow now, moving right inside the capital beltway and on to the i95 corridor. So well be watching this very, very carefully. The rain snow line just now into northwest washington. It will work its way into the rest of the city in the next couple of minutes. You can send me a pictu picture chuckbell on twitter. Winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings remain in effect. Out in the elements, my colleague tom kierein. Here in leesburg, were just south of leesburg now, in the storm team 4 x 4. Were on route 15. Traffic is moving very slowly because the roads are snow covered now. This is the view out the front window of the storm team 4 x 4. Were only doing about 25 miles an hour.