means for paul s presidential ambitions. today, a bill aimed at saving the roads you take every day. at noon, eleanor holmes norton and others will introduce the save our national parks transportation act. they ll make the announcement at the bridge. it will give millions to fund repairs on federal roads including the memorial bridge. 4:31. good morning if you re just waking up. i want to get you up to speed on the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with a chance of rain. welcome back. thank you. great to be back. we have the overnight flashes of lightning and some thunder and some heavy downpours coming across northern montgomery county and howard county and now into northeast maryland. a light sprinkle just south and west of the metro area. right along the beltway in fairfax county. this area in green some very light rain. that s going to be moving off to the north and east over the next hour or two. coming right in the metro area. montgomery county an
kierein for a look at your forecast. good morning. starting off with pavement beginning to dry out during the overnight hours. we did have some heavy downpours pass north of the metro area. now those are long gone. we have had a few light sprinkles coming through in the last hour. some of the pavement is still wet around the beltway and nearby suburbs in fairfax, southern montgomery. that area of light rain showing up in green on the storm team 4 radar. that s in anne arundel county. we ll continue to cross the bay and head off to the north and east. we could get some more heavy downpours with thunder and lightning causing some flooding. we have a flash flood watch in the district, arlington all the counties in green. howard and north and east of there from torrential downpours. we could get one to two inches of rain per hour. that s late afternoon into the evening. watch out for high water as you re headed home. we re all calm and quiet. a few breaks in the clouds there.
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