The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Flood. These occurred near station USW00013743, approximately 17.6821 km away, between 2020-09-10 11:39:00 and 2020-09-11 08:08:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 150000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A surface trough between an approaching cold front from the west and a tropical disturbance offshore resulted in a band of heavy showers and thunderstorms along the I-95 corridor on the afternoon/evening of 9/10, resulting in multiple instances flooding and flash flooding. A surface trough between an approaching cold front from the west and a tropical disturbance offshore resulted in a band of heavy showers and thunderstorms along the I-95 corridor on the afternoon/evening of 9/10, resulting in multiple instances flooding and flash flooding. Event Narrative: About a foot of water was flowing over the roadway near the Intersection of Oriental Street and Bartlett Street. One to two feet of water was flowing across MD-614  Goldsboro Road at MD-396 Massachusetts Avenue. Two vehicles were trapped in high water near the Intersection of Arlington Road and MD-191 Bradley Boulevard. One foot of water was flowing across Massachusetts Avenue near Little Falls Parkway. Service Road West was closed due to flooding between Lincoln Drive and South Drive due to high water. A vehicle was trapped in high water near the intersection of Greentree Road and MD-187 Old Georgetown Road. A vehicle was trapped in high water near the intersection of Colfax Street and Parkwood Drive. A vehicle was trapped in high water along Dorset Avenue near the Little Falls Parkway. A vehicle was stranded in high water near the intersection of Beach Drive and Wexford Drive. Beach Drive at Connecticut Avenue was flooded with about three to four feet of water moving over the road. Three vehicles were stranded in high water near the Intersection of Kensington Parkway and Beach Drive. Two to three feet of moving water was flowing in and around the intersection of Oriental and Bartlett Streets. A vehicle was trapped in high water near the 6000 Block of Alleghany Avenue. Two to three feet of water was rapidly flowing down Jackson Avenue. Debris was being pushed down the road as well. The water level rapidly rose above flood stage at Sligo Creek, cresting at 6.87 feet at 1:50 PM EST. The Sligo Creek Parkway was flooded just north of Maple Avenue. The water level remained above flood stage until 3:23 PM EST. Riggs road was closed due to flooding at Chapman Road. MD-193 University Boulevard was closed due to flooding at Seek Lane. A vehicle was stranded in high water along Sligo Creek Parkway near MD-650 New Hampshire Avenue. The water level along the Northeast Branch of the Anacostia River in Riverdale rapidly rose above flood stage and it crested at 10.9 feet at 2:15 PM EST. The northeast branch trail was flooded in spots. The water level remained above flood stage until 3:30 PM EST. A vehicle was stranded in high water near the intersection of Oakview Drive and Dilston Road. There were multiple water rescues along Sligo Creek Parkway near Wayne Avenue. Route 202 was closed due to flooding at the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. Brier Ditch was out of its banks, forcing a road closure due to flooding at Lamont Drive and Carrollton Parkway. There was up to a foot of flowing water across all of Terrapin Row at Hartwick Road. Much of the block was underwater. There were multiple vehicles trapped in high water on Columbia Park Road near US 50. There were multiple water rescues in the Hyattsville, Mount Rainer, and Brentwood areas. U.S. Highway 1 closed at 34th St. due to flooding. Hwy. 50 closed due to flooding between MD-202 and MD-201. 29 closed south of Lockwood Dr. The water level at Upper Marlboro rose above flood stage, and it crested at 11.31 feet at 5:15 AM EST. The Water Street Bridge was covered by water. The stream gauge along the Southwest Branch at Truman Drive rose approximately 12 feet in about two hours, extending above moderate flood stage and cresting at 13.18 feet at 4:55 PM EST feet. The water level along the Northwest Branch Anacostia River at Colesville rapidly rose above the flood stage. The water level rose 8 feet within an hour and it crested at 10.39 feet at 2:05 PM EST. The river remained above flood stage until 4:01 PM EST. The Northeast Branch Trail was flooded. The water level along the stream gauge at Turkey Branch in Rockville rapidly rose above 7 feet in just over an hour, peaking at 11.46 feet at 12:35 PM EST. Water approached the intersection of Turkey Branch Parkway and Danvers Street as well as the intersection of Turkey Branch Parkway and Grenoble.