This is a catastrophic and life-threatening extremely dangerous
This is a catastrophic and life-threatening extremely dangerous situation,' the weather alert warned.
Roaring flash floods that struck a Maryland city have toppled buildings, swept away dozens of cars and turned streets into raging rivers that reached as high as six feet.
Dramatic photos and video emerged on Sunday of buildings and cars being swept away in MarylandTorrents of brown water rushed down Main Street in Ellicott City, some 13 miles from Baltimore National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for the city as it warned of a 'catastrophic and life-threatening situation Maryland Governor Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency soon after due to the flash floods Ellicott City was wracked by similar devastation two years ago when two people died in flash floodingAfter the floodwaters receded Sunday, emergency officials had no immediate reports of fatalities or injuries
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