(Bloomberg) -- The remnants of Tropical Storm Barry
inched into the Mid-Atlantic region today from the U.S.
Southeast where it unleashed as much as seven inches of rain and
helped knock down wildfires in Florida and Georgia.
Rainfall was expected to be light to moderate today,
soaking Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.,
with as much as two-tenths of an inch per hour accumulating to
two to three inches, the National Weather Service said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
inched into the Mid-Atlantic region today from the U.S.
Southeast where it unleashed as much as seven inches of rain and
helped knock down wildfires in Florida and Georgia.
Rainfall was expected to be light to moderate today,
soaking Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.,
with as much as two-tenths of an inch per hour accumulating to
two to three inches, the National Weather Service said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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