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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3. Hello everyone, I'm Ginger Zee. And I'm Jenae. Norma. So great to be here at Gio Benitez. And thank you for joining us on this Tuesday. It's good to be with you all this week. Coming up here, Wimbledon star, Amanda An Samova. She is right here. Americans love watching her get to the finals. We're going to hear what it was like on that center court. What's next for her? Everybody's been talking about it.

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clever solutions for your home and your well-being. We love that. He's relaxing. Well, he's relaxing

because his flights were canceled and he had to drive all night to be able to be here. So we are

going to start with just that, the dangerous weather and the flash flooding along the East Coast. The rains pouring along the I-95 corridor between New York and DC. We had a lot of high water rescues flash flooding there. Molah Lange is in the nation's capital. He's that the latest on the big time travel impacts. Mola?

Well, hey, Ginger, yeah, the extreme weather having a major ripple effect on the nation's

travel, especially air travel, impacting thousands of flights and counting so far today, including

here in and out of Reagan National Airport just outside of Washington, D.C.

So far today, there have been hundreds of cancellations and thousands and thousands of delays.

Airports from the Mid-Atlantic to the northeast of course hit the hardest as you mentioned that I-95 corridor from Washington to New York, Newark International Airport in New Jersey, LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York, and again Reagan here.

Those airports have been hit the hardest.

And as you can imagine, those places service really the entire country.

So thousands, tens of thousands of travelers have been impacted.

And all of this coming off massive travel disruptions just yesterday when 2,000 flights were

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