especially during the evening hours east of i-95. that s why we have ash f flood watch starting at 2:00 this afternoon. it s going to go until about 6:00 a.m. on friday. the heaviest rain impacts us this afternoon. in the watch, about 2 to 4 inches.n elsewhere,nch of rainfall. right now just a few sprinkles and light showers out there. still, wet roads for the morning commute. t definitely gra umbrella. it s another mild day. 76 degrees right now. temperatures generally stay in the mid-70s throughout the morningou. we continue to track light showered out there thisni m. again, that heavier rain moves in later in the day today. it could be a slow go coming home from work to especially if you re leaving around 5:00, 6:00 p.m. i ll have more on the timing and impact coming up in about ten minutes. good morning. taking a look at the beltway here. inner loop and outer loop nice and clear this morning. i have something inner loop at annapolis. right lane getting by the work ne. f
hopefully this morning commute isn t impacted too much. i ll take a look at some cameras he there. beltway here at forestville road looking pretty good. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big complaints. we re keeping an eye on the rain today. hyattsville, southbound bw parkway after 50, right lane gets by the paving. bottom of the beltway, prince george s county, into town, out of town all nice and clear. 95 northbound, no problems. qutico to the beltway, going to get there quickly here this morning. and 66inbound going8 miles per hour. i m going to take a look at 270, e if we s anything falling at this point, and be back in a couple minutes. melissa, thank you. it s n 5:01. let s get back to our coverage of the damage caused by michael. the category 4 storm was the most powerful hurricane on record to hit florida s wednesday clocked in around 155 miles a category 5. shy of that monster storm hit panama city beach, orida, hard, splitting trees in half, ripp
a warning over the struggle to access vital nhs services across england we look at the areas worst affected. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m joanna gosling. a russian soyuz rocket has made an emergency landing in kazakhstan after suffering an engine malfunction shortly after blasting off. the spacecraft was due to take two new astronauts, one russian and one american, to the international space station. the crew sustained no injuries during emergency landing. here s a nasa translation of a recording of the mission control at the moment the boosters failed. emergency of the booster, two minutes, 45 seconds. the emergency is the failure of the booster. failure of the booster. our correspondent, andy moore, is with me. everyone is ok, but how dramatic was theirs? this was dramatic. it is not supposed to happen. normally these launches of russian rockets to the space station pass without comment. it is like bus, basically. wejust ignore it and it goes on very sm
inches of rain falling, m enly during tning hours. for most of us today, we ll see about an inch of rain. definitely grab the umbrella. aside from that, it s a mild day. we re in the 70s with a high temperature around 80. he s the lates on storm team 4 radar. we re already tracking showers moving through the area, up toward the northeast. areas of frederick county, parts of princge ge county already seeing rain right now. it s going to be a rainy day out ther when it s not raining, we have plenty of clouds. i m tracking a massive temperature drop, melissa. i ll have more on that coming up. for now, how are the roads? right now okay.ou ase been saying throughout the morning, we have sprinkles here and there. heavier rain eected laterhis morning. some of them are wet right now. inner loop before river ro, a disabled vehicle. we are seeing a little bit of li rain f there right now. as far as that disabled vehicle, not seeing any issue here. innerou loop anr loop of the beltway
good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i m hena doba in for anne-marie green. earl morning hne michael was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved over south central georgia, but the most powerful hurricane on record to ever hit the florida panhandle left behind a trail of breathtaking destrction. the damage is widespread and extensive. at least two deaths are blamed on the storm. a half million customers are without power in three states. florida, georgia, and alabama. michael came ashore with sustained winds of 155 miles per hour producing a storm surge that reached 12 feet in some coastal areas. we begin our coverage with nicole killian in hard-hit panama city beach. good morning, nicole. reporter: hey, good morning to you, hena. i want you to look at some of this damage. we ve got this tree down, power pole down, over here we have pieces of tin stuck on wires. because of all of this damage a curfew has been imposed until later