Washington DC Flooding

Q. I have a friend in the Washington DC area.  She keeps getting messages that a large flood is to hit the Virginia / DC area in September or October. Do you see anything happening there in this time frame?
A. I see some severe storms and even wind hitting in this time frame.  It seems like the storms comes in a pattern…a few days off, and then it starts again.  My mind zooms to a weather map, and it looks like hurricane swirls over this area.  I also get the average amount of rain will be more than expected in late September.  There will be issues with flooding, but I wouldn’t classify it as a “large flood.”  I do feel caution, and feel it is to be taken seriously.  

The big thing that lights up is I see the DC area being hit with some intense winter weather at the early part of 2015.  I see lots of snow and lots of traffic issues regarding the snow.   It almost has a blizzard feel to it.  This feels more dangerous than the storms.  I see lasting and lingering effects with regards to the snowfall.  It is as if they cannot keep up with it and maneuvering the roads and is quite difficult.  I get a message that people should be prepared and have enough food/meds/etc that if they were housebound for around a week (minimum) they would be ok.  I also get an image of people using Coleman camping heaters and cooking supplies- there looks to be issues with power and or heating when this occurs.  I don’t get it is long-term, but most definitely a concern.

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Narrated reading on YouTube.