F Hurricanes...not the football team (but f them too)

[SirClintonPortis]

So, Tropical Storm Lee's remnants has done a fine job in giving us a mosoon rain-like experience.

Local Storm Reports for Washington - weather.com

THUNDERSTORM WIND DAMAGE Wed 7:40 pm EDT MD - 3 MILES SOUTHEAST OF LEONARDTOWN — APPROX 6-8 TREES DOWN.
TORNADO Wed 7:40 pm EDT MD - 2 MILES WEST OF CALLAWAY — SPOTTER WITNESSED TORNADO SNAPPING SEVERAL TREES WITH ROARING WIND. DAMAGE WAS IN THE WOODS JUST NORTH OF ROUTE 5 NEAR THE INTERSECTION WITH LIGHTFOOT WAY.
FUNNEL CLOUD Wed 7:40 pm EDT MD - 3 MILES SOUTHEAST OF LEONARDTOWN — —
FLASH FLOOD Wed 2:52 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF GLENARDEN — HIGH WATER PARTIALLY BLOCKED THE RAMP ALONG THE OUTER LOOP OF I-95 495 AT US-50.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 2:52 pm EDT MD - 2 MILES WEST OF MONTPELIER — HIGH WATER BLOCKED LANES IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ALONG US-1 AT RITZ WAY.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 2:52 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF KENILWORTH — HIGH WATER WAS BLOCKING SOME LANES ALONG THE US-50 MD-201 AND DC-295 INTERCHANGE.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 2:35 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE EAST-NORTHEAST OF UPPER MARLBORO — MARYLAND ROUTE 725 FLOODED AND CLOSED AT JOHN ROGERS BLVD DUE TO FLOODWATERS AT THE CONFLUENCE OF WESTERN BRANCH AND COLLINGTON BRANCH.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 1:50 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF GARRETT PARK — BEACH DRIVE WAS CLOSED DUE TO FLASH FLOODING.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 1:14 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE SOUTHEAST OF CLINTON — TURN LANE CLOSED DUE TO WATER OUT OF CREEK BANKS ON ROUTE 5 AT SURRATTS ROAD.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 12:50 pm EDT MD - 2 MILES WEST OF MONTPELIER — ROUTE 1 COMPLETELY CLOSED AT RITZ WAY.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 12:45 pm EDT DC - WASHINGTON — THE RAMP TO 16TH STREET IN DC IS CLOSED DUE TO FLASH FLOODING.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 12:45 pm EDT DC - THE MALL — THE 9TH STREET TUNNEL IN DC IS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 12:39 pm EDT DC - WASHINGTON — NUMEROUS ROADS FLOODED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FLASH FLOOD Wed 12:13 pm EDT MD - 1 MILE NORTH-NORTHEAST OF GLENARDEN — A PORTION OF THE OUTER LOOP OF THE CAPITAL BELTWAY WAS FLOODED NEAR EXIT