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Flood watch starting Friday evening makes for a sunless weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy close to the week, issuing a flood watch for the D.C. area starting at 6 p.m. Friday. The good news: Friday morning's commute is expected to be dry, as rain isn't forecast until the early afternoon. The bad news: Once the rain kicks in, it likely won't stop until Sunday evening.
- Top News
- Rolling Thunder comes to an end; 2019 will be last ride
- China suspends tariff hikes on $126B of US cars, auto parts
- Ex-Trump lawyer: Hush money paid over election concerns new
- Which flashy SUV is best for you?
- Anacostia High student killed Thursday afternoon in Southeast DC
- Vitaminwater offers $100k to go a year without a smartphone
- 1 dead, 2 injured in Outer Loop crash near Oxon Hill new
- Water leak linked to cracked rail that delayed thousands of Metro riders
- How to attend Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery Saturday
- Tips for getting your carpets cleaned professionally
- Ring in 2019 with a transition from Windows to Mac
- DC-area police investigate threats believed to be part of nationwide hoax
- No across-the-board Metro fare hikes, but some riders on track to pay more
- Nancy Wilson, Grammy winning jazz singer, dies at 81
- In 1986 the first non-stop flight around the world began
- Woman pushing baby stroller hit by dump truck in Arlington
- Maryland man admits to stalking, trying to frame wife as terrorist
- Man charged with transporting contraband cigarettes in Anne Arundel Co. new
- Barbie Dreamhouse or Legos? Most popular toys in DC, Md. and Va.
- Judge sentences Md. couple who married during crime spree
- TRICARE extends open season deadline, Army increases time soldiers can spend in service
Photos: DC-area's tallest office building
Capital One started construction on the 31-story, 971,000-square foot, 470-foot tall tower at 1600 Capital One Blvd. nearly four years ago.
4-year-old red panda dies unexpectedly
Staff at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute are still searching for answers after Henry, the male red panda, who seemed to be in good health, died unexpectedly.
Real Estate
Shenandoah Valley vineyard for sale for $2M
North Mountain Winery and Vineyard, a turnkey boutique vineyard and winery on 47 acres with 17 acres of producing vines and 10 varietals, is on the market for $2 million.
