East Coast Storm Pictures 2016: DC, Philadelphia, New York Prepare For Severe Weather, Floods, Tornadoes [PHOTOS]

The East Coast will be plagued with severe thunderstorms Wednesday evening that could lead to tornadoes, according to the National Weather Service. Damaging wind gusts and large hailstones are possible in the eastern states.
Tornado watches have been issued until 11 p.m. EST for Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Baltimore. Parts of New Jersey, Virginia and North Carolina also have watches in effect. The tornadoes are expected to be isolated, but intense. "Scattered severe storms with tornadoes, a few of which should be strong, and damaging winds are expected across parts of the Mid-Atlantic States into the Carolinas this afternoon and evening," the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center said in a statement.
Ongoing Tornado Watches as of around 4:15 PM EST on February 24 pic.twitter.com/Mtuwkz2GlX
— NWS SPC (@NWSSPC) February 24, 2016
The thunderstorms may reach as far north as New England on Wednesday evening. Many areas will experience extreme flooding. In New Jersey and Washington, D.C., flash-flood warnings were issued until 10:15 p.m. EST and 11 p.m. EST, respectively.
Heavy weather. #NYC #thunderstorm pic.twitter.com/BfNbAhjiSa
— Kurt Brown (@databong) February 25, 2016
In some East Coast states, people had already taken to social media to share their storm, flood and tornado photos and videos.
Here is a recap of some of the storm damage I saw today around the Charlotte area #ncwx #cltwx #clt pic.twitter.com/GMHiGqMjsz
— Brody O'Connell WBTV (@BrodyOConnell) February 24, 2016
.@WFLA Storm damage in Charlotte County near Punta Gorda.#tornado pic.twitter.com/Y0EYD9Izl7
— Eagle 8 HD Photo (@8_plamison) February 24, 2016
#Charlotte Co EOC confirms through NWS storm damage caused by #tornado in Deep Creek #wtsp pic.twitter.com/LvRgFYNUUL
— Isabel Mascarenas (@IMascarenas) February 24, 2016
Timelapse of the thunderstorm and rainbow this evening from Beaver Stadium.
— Bryant's Weather (@BryantsWx) February 25, 2016
Webcam: https://t.co/hSrBhMUYTx pic.twitter.com/OAjRCDpWgr
Flood vs car. Flood wins. pic.twitter.com/m4TptE55vf
— Megan Walsh (@weganmalsh) February 25, 2016
So...first... VA got tornado warnings....now DC got a flood warning.._
— Annaya Noskcaj (@Beezlebubblit) February 24, 2016
Charlotte County resident took video of storm as it passed through Murdock. Video in story https://t.co/o2ofpDoCpu pic.twitter.com/0Qhrq7QZtb
— Herald-Tribune (@HeraldTribune) February 24, 2016
Storm clouds in #charlotte made for a stunning #sunset. I almost got blown off my porch g… https://t.co/mVl1JTmH9m pic.twitter.com/eGe39nW1vl
— Brittany (@BrittanyVandy) February 24, 2016
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