Severe Weather Brings Flooding and Storms to Washington D.C. Area
The Washington D.C. region experienced severe weather with showers and thunderstorms affecting the morning commute. The National Weather Service had issued a flood watch, which has since expired. The area saw a mix of clouds and sun, with temperatures in the upper 80s. Meteorologist Mark Peña warned of a surge in tropical moisture, leading to heat index values nearing 100 degrees. The weather pattern is expected to continue, with chances of isolated showers and storms each afternoon. The rainfall could cause localized flooding, and thunderstorms may bring gusty winds and heavy downpours. 
