Widespread rainfall could drop three to six inches of rain, with higher amounts possible, which could cause significant flash flooding in the region, the National Weather Service warns.

We’re likely to miss the worst of it, but we’ll still see some effects.

Make sure to avoid these areas if we start getting a lot of Florence-related rain.

With already-saturated ground and a chance for high winds, the storm could bring down trees that could block roads and sever power lines.

The D.C. area should prepare for serious flooding.

Fitness events, happy hours, and more happenings to support recovery efforts for victims who’ve survived this catastrophic hurricane season.

Hurricane Maria cause at least 16 deaths on the island, and many residents have been without power since last week.

It sounds like your prayers have been answered.

The weather experts say the worst case scenario could be ugly: “It is not out of the question that such a scenario could produce flooding on the scale of some of the greatest storms to ever affect the region, like Agnes in 1972.”

One thing is for sure: D.C. is in for a wet weekend.