Photos: Aftermath of flooding in Ellicott City, surrounding areas

Bean Hallow’s Gretchen Shuey, left, and Park Ridge Trading Company’s Julia Sanger hug while residents, business owners, and property owners wait in a line at Howard County Government offices to be escorted to their properties on Main Street to gather belongings and begin to assess their damages in Tuesday, May 29, 2018.  (Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Residents, business owners, and property owners wait in a line at Howard County Government offices to be escorted to their properties on Main Street to gather belongings and begin to assess their damages on Tuesday, May 29, 2018.

Residents, business owners, and property owners are escorted to their properties on Main Street to gather belongings and begin to assess their damages on Tuesday, May 29, 2018.  (Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Residents, business owners, and property owners are wait in a line at Howard County Government offices to be escorted to their properties on Main Street to gather belongings and begin to assess their damages on Tuesday, May 29, 2018.

Residents and business owners including Pam Long Photography’s Pam Long, right, is hugged by a friend after Pam visited her business to gather belongings and begin to assess damages on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. Pam said, “It was a small mess compared to everyone else.” She considered herself to be one of the lucky ones. “Seeing everyone’s  (Jen Rynda / Baltimore Sun Media Group)

Julia Sanger collects items Tuesday morning from her Ellicott City store, Park Ridge Trading Company.

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

A special operations team removes debris from on top of cars that are wedged under a bridge on the Tiber River as cleanup of Ellicott City begins on Monday.

The Phoenix Emporium is one of several businesses along Main Street in Ellicott City damaged by flooding on Sunday.

A special operations team works to remove debris and cars from the Tiber River as cleanup of Ellicott City begins on Monday.

A special operations team removes debris from on top of cars that are wedged under a bridge on the Tiber River as cleanup of Ellicott City begins on Monday.

The exterior of Cottage Antiques on Main Street in Ellicott City a day after heavy rains flooded the area.

Jeff Carl, special operations with the Howard County Fire Department, rests for a moment on the banks of the Tiber River in Ellicott City on Monday. He is part of a crew clearing the river of cars and other debris blocking the flow of water.

Left to right, Dave and Analisa Archer talk with Marie Bleclic, disaster assessor, and Nina Cruz, damage assessment supervisor, American Red Cross, who are canvassing the area following Sunday’s storm in Ellicott City.

Howard County Executive Allan H. Kittleman listens during a news conference to discuss the Ellicott City recovery following the second flood on Main Street in two years.

Right, Michel Tersiguel, owner of Tersiguel’s French Country Restaurant in Ellicott City, says he’ll rebuild following Sunday’s flooding. Center, Nathan Sowers, owner of River House Pizza Co., is not sure what he will do. Two years ago a similar event brought extensive damage to Main Street, causing much of the historic business district to be rebuilt.

View of Main Street from Tiber Alley. Historic Elliott City suffered its second flood in two years Sunday.

A heavily damaged car is recovered from the Tiber River as the cleanup of Ellicott City begins following heavy rains and flooding on Sunday.

Cars are removed from the stream bed in downtown Ellicott City Monday morning.   (Kim Hairston / The Baltimore Sun)

Cars are stacked in mud after torrential rains on Sunday lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Family photo album page is part of the debris after torrential rains on Sunday’s lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Cars are stacked against trees after torrential rains on Sunday lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Cars are stacked in one of the tributaries of the Patapsco River after torrential rains on Sunday lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Main Street in Ellicott City is seen from above the day after a flash flood devastated the historic city on the Patapsco River.  (Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun)

Cars are stacked against trees after torrential rains on Sunday lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Cars are removed from the stream bed in downtown Ellicott City Monday morning.   (Kim Hairston / The Baltimore Sun)

Cars are buried in mud Monday morning after torrential rains on Sunday’s that lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Officials are seen in downtown Ellicott City Monday morning following yesterday’s flooding.  (Kim Hairston / The Baltimore Sun)

Cars are stacked in mud after torrential rains on Sunday lead to flooding in historic downtown Ellicott City, Maryland.

Cars are removed from the stream bed in downtown Ellicott City Monday morning.   (Kim Hairston / The Baltimore Sun)

Old Frederick Road is closed at Frederick Road after yesterday’s storm damage.

Damage on Main Street in Ellicott City after flooding May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.

Crews are surveying and cleaning up debris and damage after flooding in Ellicott City on May 27, 2018.