This is a second video from my sister on #EllicotCity Main Street. This is as high, if not higher than 2 years ago. She is safe for now, no idea if everyone made it out of the 1st floors. @WJZDevin @wjz @FOXBaltimore @CairnsKcairns @wbaltv11 @weatherchannel: video via Kali Harris pic.twitter.com/KOQUH0aBwp
— Jeremy Harris (@JeremyHarrisTV) May 27, 2018
NEW VIDEO: 3:10pm on #EllicottCity Main Street via my sister Kali Harris. She is safe, but shaken. She has an evacuation plan if the building becomes compromised. @WJZDevin @FOXBaltimore @weatherchannel @CBSNews @wjz pic.twitter.com/CPZBrZcgrm
— Jeremy Harris (@JeremyHarrisTV) May 27, 2018
radar:
VIDEO: Flash flooding, water rescues reported in Maryland. pic.twitter.com/lruNA02MN0
— News This Second (@NewsThisSecond) May 27, 2018
Weather Channel Live
This #flooding in #ellicottcity is WORSE than 2016! #mxwx #mdflood pic.twitter.com/wpr87BZ1w4
— Justin Berk (@JustinWeather) May 27, 2018
…THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 745 PM EDT FOR
SOUTH CENTRAL BALTIMORE COUNTY AND BALTIMORE CITY…
At 533 PM EDT, emergency management officials reported at leat
five roads closed due to high water. Around 3 to 4 inches of rain
has fallen and an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain are expected
within the next hour.
PLEASE SEEK HIGHER GROUND NOW. Flash flooding of low-lying areas
near creeks and streams as well as urban areas will continue this
evening.
https://www.google.org/publicalerts/alert?aid=ba114a0be8d5897f&hl=en&gl=AU&source=web
h/t Luisport