Clear Spring Loan Center To Open For Flood Victims
The U.S. Small Business Administration will begin making low-interest disaster loans available to flood victims in two western Maryland counties for damage from a June storm.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration will begin making low-interest disaster loans available to flood victims in two western Maryland counties for damage from a June storm.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is making low-interest loans available to people whose homes or businesses were damaged by flooding in two western Maryland counties in June.
If it seems like there's more street flooding in Annapolis and Baltimore, it's because there is.
North Carolina's popular beach towns began returning to the business of recreation Saturday, after Arthur lashed the state's coast with forceful winds and heavy rain and then churned northward without leaving a trail of significant damage.
Proving far less damaging than feared, Hurricane Arthur left tens of thousands of people without power Friday in a swipe at North Carolina's dangerously exposed Outer Banks, then brought lousy Fourth of July beach weather to the Northeast as it veered out to sea.
Officials have been assessing the damage from a massive flood that damaged dozens of homes in the western Maryland community of Clear Spring last week.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms slam Maryland again.
An upper-level trough will swing through the region over the next couple of days, and as such we can expect a rather unsettled conclusion to the work week.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has declared a state of emergency in Allegany and Washington counties due to severe flooding from recent rains.
Washington County officials are urging people who live along Conococheague Creek to consider moving to higher ground.
The round of showers and thunderstorms Wednesday led to more localized flooding.
Driving rain causes dangerous high waters, tearing a path of destruction across the region. Firefighters in Prince George's County rescued two dozen drivers from rising water--this as homes in the area flooded out, leaving residents with nowhere to go.
It was the worst flooding we've seen in years. And weeks later, area businesses are still struggling to recover.
The National Park Service is warning visitors that some parks in and around Washington may close because of flooding over the weekend.
More soaking rain is on the way. Ultimately the weekend will turn out nice but there are 2-4 inches of rain on the way. It begins Thursday night and goes through late Friday afternoon.
There are many messes to clean up after Maryland is hit hard by flash flooding. As the water recedes, businesses try to save what they can.
Catastrophic landslide. There is incredible new video of a block-long collapse along E. 26th Street onto CSX railroad tracks below.
Flooding was widespread throughout Maryland during Wednesday's downpours.
Other than some lingering morning showers and a chance for some spotty showers later, the forecast for the next five days is nice.
Record-breaking rainfall overflowed creeks and streams, causing flooding throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
A road collapse swallows part of a street and several cars along with it.
It's been a wild 24 hours. All the rain that's come down is causing trouble.
Maryland officials are urging travelers to watch out for the possibility of flooding across the state in coming days.
Changes in the federal flood insurance program are likely to mean higher premiums for thousands of Maryland residents, and not just those living in Ocean City or along the Chesapeake Bay.
House GOP leaders are putting the final touches on legislation that would significantly water down a recently enacted overhaul of the much criticized federal flood insurance program, easing many premium increases and allowing below-market rates to be passed on to people buying homes with taxpayer-subsidized policies.
