through. nothing is severe, but we re tracking stuff towards the shady side and annapolis. but this guy coming out of clinton and moving off towards the southeast at 20 miles an hour. we re going to watch it as it heads through huntington just after 7:00. and port republic at 7:31. to the south and southwest, a few heavy downpours you can see there and this is moving southeast towards midland or maybe south of midland and stafford towards qauntico. but the worst has passed for the afternoon and the evening. thankfully it has cooled us off getting to 93 for the high today. now sitting at 79. a rain cooled 80 in fairfax, but a very muggy atmosphere as they could support a few showers and storms still tonight and overnight. as far as the beginning of the week, we will keep the yellow alert up. i ll tell you why when we see it in a few minutes. the mystery at the local lake tonight, a female s body found in huntsman lake in fairfax, county. that s right in the virginia area.
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Shortly after 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, troopers from the La Plata Barrack were dispatched to a traffic crash reported on Rt. 6 in the area of Rogers Mill Place, La Plata, Md. Upon arrival, troopers found two vehicles were involved. Fire and emergency medical services personnel also responded to the scene.
May 5, 2021
UPDATE 5/5/2021 @ 10:15 p.m.: Maryland State Police are continuing an investigation into a traffic crash in Charles County that killed two people.
The first deceased is identified as Cynthia H. Froehlich, 64, of White Plains, Md. She was the driver and only occupant of a 2016 Toyota Camry.
The second deceased is identified as Courtney D. Woodward, 31, of California, Md. She was the driver and only occupant of a 2020 Hyundai Accent.
Shortly after 3:00 p.m. today, troopers from the La Plata Barrack were dispatched to a traffic crash reported on Rt. 6 in the area of Rogers Mill Place, La Plata, Md. Upon arrival, troopers found two vehicles were involved. Fire and emergency medical services personnel also responded to the scene.
Two Maryland women are dead following a wrong-way crash Wednesday in Charles County, police said.
Maryland State Police said Cynthia Froehlich, 64, of White Plains, and Courtney Woodward, 31, of the California community in St. Mary’s County, died after their vehicles crashed on Md. Route 6 in La Plata.
State troopers were called to Route 6 near Rogers Mill Place around 3 p.m. Wednesday for the crash, which involved Froehlich’s 2016 Toyota Camry and Woodward’s 2020 Hyundai Accent.
Witnesses told police that Woodward’s Hyundai had been driving in a “negligent” manner in the moments leading up the crash, according to a news release from state police.