Severe Storms Hit Mid-Atlantic, Southeast; Flood Warnings

Severe storms are affecting the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions on Wednesday, bringing risks of flash flooding, damaging winds, and large hail. Central Virginia, Northern Virginia, and the District of Columbia are under flood watches and warnings, with rainfall rates potentially reaching 3 inches per hour and saturated ground increasing flood risks. Southeast Michigan continues to experience heavy rain and winds over 60 mph, leading to localized flooding. Maryland faces widespread severe storms, flash flooding, and a threat of isolated tornadoes. Savannah, Georgia, is also under threat from storms capable of temporary flooding, damaging winds, and hail, particularly in low-lying areas. Weather alerts remain in effect, and residents are advised to stay vigilant as severe weather could persist with additional storms through the week.