The East Coast faces a sprawling flood threat that will shift through the weekend after deadly thunderstorms spawned at least two tornadoes and triggered widespread flash flooding along much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic portions of the Interstate 95 corridor Thursday evening, according to Fox.
- Level 2 out of 4 flash flood risk is in place for the Mid-Atlantic today, including Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia
- Downpours could cause crippling airport delays at major hubs
- The wet weather will stick around on Sunday across the I-95 Corridor
