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Florence Timeline: When the storm will impact DC

The remnants of Florence track into DC for Monday and Tuesday.

WASHINGTON -- Florence will get pulled northward and its remnants will bring an increased threat of showers & storms to the DC metro area Monday and Tuesday.

Rain totals look to be around 1" to 2", and locally 2" to 4" is possible. There is a Flash Flood Watch in effect. We'll monitor the possibility for some localized flooding issues. Later in the week, river levels will rise after this heavy rainfall.

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Metro Area Timing:

  • Monday - Showers, Storms and locally heavy rain. Showers & storms will come in waves. DC showers/storms most prominent in the afternoon/evening.
  • Monday night - Showers & storms continue. Locally heavy rain.
  • Tuesday - A chance of more showers & storms, especially in the afternoon. Clearing by the evening.

Be sure to check out the Local Forecast for a complete look at rain amounts, forecast temperatures and cloud cover.

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