After widespread flooding, no relief yet for the DC metro area as 14 million people remain under alerts
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Heavy flooding inundated communities across the Washington, D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area on Friday and forecasters expect the rain to continue through Saturday.
Nearly 14 million people were under a coastal flooding warning early Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
"The neighbors who have been here a long time say it hasn't been this high since Isabel and in their lifetime that's the only time it's been this high," Baltimore County resident Tyler Fields told CNN affiliate WJZ, referring to Hurricane Isabel, which crashed ashore in North Carolina in 2003 and moved northward into the area.
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