After flash floods ravaged the US states of Texas and New Mexico, a flash flood warning was issued for Washington DC. The development comes after the Washington DC region was hit by strong thunderstorms on Wednesday afternoon, July 9, causing flash flood warnings and tornado alerts. A video going viral on social media shows a shelf cloud spotted moving through the Washington DC region as flash flood, thunderstorm, and tornado warnings were in effect for Washington DC. The shelf cloud was reportedly spotted moving through Bowie, Maryland. It is also reported that a flood watch and severe thunderstorm watch warning are in effect for several parts of the area. In addition to flash flood and thunderstorm warnings, a tornado warning was also issued for the DC area. A user on X said that a tornado warning was issued for north central DC to NW Prince George’s County til 7 PM. "Radar indicated rotation and possible weak tornado. Seek shelter in this zone," the post read. New Mexico Flash Floods: 3 Missing, House Swept Away in Ruidoso As Flash Flooding Hits Mountain Village in US State, Terrifying Videos Surface.

Flash Flood Warning Issued for Washington DC

Shelf Cloud Spotted Moving Through Washington DC

Shelf Cloud Seen Over Bowie in Maryland

Tornado Warning Issued for DC Area

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