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Also with no injuries or entrapments,” Mayo said.

We did have a couple of vehicles with trees on them. No reports of any injuries in any of those homes or entrapments. “We had multiple homes with trees on them. Michael Mayo said most of the calls for service were in the Davidsonville, Crofton, Crownsville and Annapolis areas. Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department July 1, 2021Īnne Arundel County Fire Department spokesman Lt. Tree fell through the roof into a bedroom on the 2nd floor. On scene, crews found a large tree into an *unoccupied* house. No injuries have been reported.Īpprox 3:39pm, #PGFD units responded to the 14800 blk of Kimberwick Dr in Bowie for collapse investigation. Meanwhile in Prince George’s County, a large tree fell onto a house, landing inside a bedroom on the second floor. Pete Piringer with Montgomery County Fire and Rescue said residents in five apartments have to find a new place to stay.Ĭhevy Chase Crest Condos, 1800blk East West Highway, large tree crashed onto a apartment/condo building, building inspector on scene, five (5) condo units posted unsafe to occupy, building evacuated, no injuries /QiESf9G4Sm In Montgomery County, a large tree fell into an apartment building in Silver Spring, and occupants were evacuated. Restrictions on the bridge have ended, but there were still residual delays.Įlsewhere, the WTOP Traffic Center reported several dark traffic lights throughout D.C.-area roads, as well as downed trees and wires and storm debris. The storms had an impact on traffic in the area, particularly on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, where delays were over 5 miles eastbound to the Ritchie Highway exit, and traffic was halted due to heavy rain. Somewhere between 1 to 3 inches in total, and maybe 4 inches in some areas, had been predicted. area were under a flash flood warning due the heavy rain that fell in short periods of time. parts of Northern Virginia, including Fairfax and Arlington counties and Alexandria and Maryland, including Montgomery and Prince George’s counties were under a flash flood warning for over two hours before it was cancelled.įlash Flood Warning including Washington DC, Arlington VA, Alexandria VA until 11:30 PM EDT /EFwdMEB4v0 Watched fencing and numerous large trees come down near Lincoln Memorial in fierce winds #dcwx /k95Y3dW9F4Įarlier Thursday, the National Weather Service had also issued a tornado warning for central Anne Arundel County in Maryland and northeastern Prince George’s County.ĭ.C. Arlington Fire & EMS said that the person was extracted from the home and taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injures. In one instance, a large tree fell down on a house on the 4300 block of 16th Street North, trapping a person inside. Widespread damage has been reported in Arlington, Virginia, with numerous trees, wires and poles blown down. area, but they also brought damage, traffic delays and power outages.

Thursday’s storms have dampened the heat in the D.C.

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Updated arlington now under flash flood and severe ...