The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Flood. These occurred near station USW00093721, approximately 27.7431 km away, between 2018-07-23 20:55:00 and 2018-07-26 21:41:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 30000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Following the passage of a coastal low, bands of moisture continued to pull northward across the same areas that had already experienced heavy rain. Heavy rainfall fell in some areas, especially in Baltimore and Carroll Counties, with widespread flooding and flash flooding throughout the period. Following the passage of a coastal low, bands of moisture continued to pull northward across the same areas that had already experienced heavy rain. Event Narrative: Smith Avenue flooded at Jones Falls. The USGS stream gage on Gunpowder Falls near Glencoe exceeded the 7 foot flood stage throughout the indicated period. There were three distinct peaks during the long period above flood stage, the highest of which was 14.41 feet, which occurred at 7:30am EST on July 25th. Throughout the flood, portions of Upper Glencoe Road and Lower Glencoe Road were flooded. For most of the time, Sparks Road was also flooded. Water was in buildings off of Sparks Road for over 24 hours from the morning of the 24th until the afternoon of the 25th, ultimately reaching several feet inside those structures. The water receded during the evening of the 25th but rose again overnight, affecting those buildings a second time. Nicodemus Road flooded and closed near Maryland Route 27 at Morgan Run. Maryland Route 450 flooded and closed between Saint Stephens Church Road and Huntwood Drive. The USGS stream gage on Baisman Run near Broadmoor exceeded the 4 foot flood stage during the brief indicated period. An access road near the gage flooded, with water approaching a porch. The USGS stream gage on Little Falls near Blue Mount exceeded the 8.5 foot flood stage during the indicated period. The peak level of 10.16 feet occurred at 4:00am EST. Water approached a driveway off Wiseburg Road and exceeded the banks in that area. Water also covered Big Falls Road in the area. The USGS gage on Beaverdam Run near Cockeysville exceeded the 9 foot flood stage during the indicated period. The peak level of 9.26 feet occurred at 12:05pm EST. Beaver Run Lane was flooded. Furnace Avenue closed between Race Road and the county line due to flooding. Swift water rescue required on Maryland Route 27 near Morgan Run and Nicodemus Road. Greenspring Avenue flooded and closed near Jones Falls. A school bus was reported stuck in slowly rising flood waters from the Gunpowder Falls near Glencoe. Two adults and one child were successfully rescued, uninjured. Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard flooded and closed near the Patapsco River. A bridge over Peggys Run collapsed on Mount Carmel Road. Ramp from I-70 to I-695 flooded and closed. The USGS stream gage on Gwynns Falls near Villa Nova exceeded the 11 foot flood stage during the indicated period. Queen Anne Road flooded. The peak level was 11.78 feet, which occurred at 2:45am EST. Flooding near the intersection of Gwynn Lake Drive and Gwynn Oak Avenue caused closure of both roads. More than ten roads flooded and closed throughout the city. The peak level of 11.17 feet occurred at 2:00am EST. York Road was also flooded with water approaching nearby businesses. Local media reported one vehicle drove around a road closed sign and got stuck in the floodwaters on York Road. The occupant was rescued. The stream gage on the Patapsco River near Elkridge exceeded the 16 foot flood stage during the indicated period. The peak level of 19.69 feet occurred at 12:50pm EST. Hammonds Ferry Road and Furnace Avenue were flooded. The USGS stream gage on Western Run at this location exceeded the 8 foot flood stage during the indicated period. The peak level of 9.06 feet occurred at 2:00am EST. Western Run Road was flooded. Overflow from Big Gunpowder Falls forced the closure of one southbound lane of US 1. The peak level of 18.45 feet occurred at 11:05am EST. The peak level of 16.37 feet occurred at 9:25pm EST. The USGS stream gage on Beaver Run near Finksburg exceeded the 5 foot flood stage during the indicated period. The peak level of 6.03 feet occurred at 9:30pm EST. Hughes Road was flooded in the area. Western Run Road flooded and closed at Western Run. The peak level of 11.35 feet occurred at 2:00am EST.