photo by Anupam Anand
everyone in dc is awake right now and you can FEEL IT @PoPville
— emilie frank (@emiliepfrank) September 1, 2021
And more coming. From the National Weather Service:
“Be Weather Aware Today (Wed) & Tonight! Tornado and Flash Flooding Threat. Be ready to act if NWS warnings are issued for your area. Also be aware of ongoing flooding in some locations along the I-95 corridor this A.M.
If you encounter a flooded road, Turn Around/Don’t Drown.”
This slow-mo lighting strike at Nats Park is wild:
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