The severe weather that hit parts of Maryland Tuesday is now affecting commuters.
There will be no MARC train Brunswick Line service on Wednesday. The Maryland Transit Authority says Tuesday's storm damaged some of the tracks between Brunswick and Germantown and between Monocacy and Point of Rocks on the Frederick Branch.
MARC Train - All Brunswick Line service is suspended for Wednesday, May 16 due to weather conditions Tuesday PM https://t.co/no7xSNnlJZ
— MTA Maryland (@mtamaryland) May 16, 2018
Service on the Brunswick Line is expected to resume Thursday.
MARC riders can use their tickets on Washington's Metrorail. MARC Train plans to address the service issue Wednesday evening after a debrief with CSX Transportation.
Tuesday's storms caused flash flooding across parts of Frederick County. A MARC Commuter train got stranded in several feet of water. Riders had to move to the top of the train to stay safe. Everyone who was on board was rescued safely.
