Great pics! I have to say this is one of my favorite things about living in Catonsville! My Mom's family is from Catonsville and like everyone else has tons of pics of Agnes! When I was little and storms came through the first place we went was down River Rd (if we could sneak by the barriers) and watch the River and on the Main Street bridge. Now that I have moved back to Catonsville my kids (10 & 9) do the same thing! As soon as a bad storm comes my kids start with the "Let's go down River Rd and see the River!!! It's funny cause when we get down there I always see someone standing along the river that I went to school with that brought their little ones too!

I wasn't sleeping well last night thanks to being sick and the tornado watch, so I was listening to the wind. At one point it picked up so much I went to the window to make sure we weren't blowing away. And the rain started DUMPING like I have never seen. There was a wall of water I could barely see through. Luckily we are on a hill well above the river. Great pics, thanks for taking them and reporting.

I got turned around this morning and will try that way on the way home. Hope it's open.
I detoured to River Road to Bonnie Branch and then to College Ave and stood on the bridge at the old paper mill for a few minutes listening and watching the fury of the Patapsco. What a site to behold the power of water.

We live right next to the train bridge and have seen so much excitement in the year we've lived here! We love Ellicott City! That river was pumping this morning something fierce! Much worse than Sandy. The only problem was I couldn't feed the ducks from the bridge cause they were nowhere to be found! Rats live on the little island next to the bridge, I guess they're somewhere in Glen Burnie now! This main street town is definitely sturdy. That river could have washed away a mack truck!