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Substantial tree damage was reported in Alexandria. Numerous trees were blown down, including a large tree that blew down across the 1700 block of West Braddock Road. A tree blew down onto power lines on Mount Vernon Avenue.
Trees and power lines were down on Monticello Boulevard.
Trees downed across roadways with many power outages.
Power lines were downed in the western portion of the city.
Trees and power lines were downed.
Trees and power lines were downed.
Several downed trees and power lines blocked roads.
A tree was downed onto a power line.
A power line was downed at the intersection of Glebe Road and Jefferson Davis Highway.
Tree limbs were downed onto power lines.
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A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic during the afternoon of June 16. With a warm moist atmosphere in place, numerous strong to severe thunderstorms developed in the afternoon and evening. Damaging winds that lead to the downing of trees and power lines were common across north central Virginia. Some locations also received severe hail. Near Ruckersville, Virginia, baseball size hail lead to six inches of accumulation.
A strong low pressure system crossed the Mid Atlantic during the afternoon and evening hours of May 8th. This system along with warm temperatures and high dew points triggered numerous strong to severe showers and thunderstorms across the region. Two tornadoes occurred in central Virginia. Several storms produced damaging winds that downed trees and power lines in portions of northern and central Virginia. A few locations reported flooding as storms trained over the same area through the afternoon and evening.
Strong thunderstorms produced widespread wind damage across Northern Virginia on May 25th. One thunderstorm spawned a tornado in Northern Loudoun County, near Lovettsville. The weak tornado topped trees, shredded leaves and spread debris along a two mile track. Straight-line winds downed trees and power lines area wide. At the height of the storms thousands were without power. Some areas were pelted with nickel to half dollar size hail, which dented cars and damaged gardens. Several minor automobile accidents were reported to the 911 Center.
A line of strong to severe thunderstorms moved across the region on the 19th. These storms preceded a cold front and produced gusty, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Widespread power outages were reported due to downed trees and power lines.
Two severe thunderstorms moved through Northern Virginia during the afternoon of the 7th. One produced a tornado that moved through Fauquier County, and the other produced high winds that downed trees and power lines across the western suburbs of Washington D.C. In Fauquier County, an F0 tornado touched down 3 miles west of Warrenton. It lifted up and down along a 5 mile path before finally dissipating 2 miles southeast of town. The first location where damage was found was in the vicinity of Waterloo Estates. A large tree several feet in diameter was downed on Stonelea Lane. A three-quarter-mile long path of downed trees up to 50 yards wide was surveyed between Stonelea Lane and Fauquier High School. The tornado lifted as it pushed over the high school, but not before damaging a flag pole and athletic field equipment on school grounds. Several people at the high school saw the funnel and took shelter inside the building. The next touchdown was on Culpeper Street, just south of the center of town. Several tree branches were downed there. The tornado lifted off the ground again, but touched down briefly southeast of town near the intersection of Route 643 (Meetze Road) and Poplar Grove Drive. One final touchdown was observed near the intersection of Route 674 (Lunsford Road) and Route 670 (Auburn Road). Both touchdown locations southeast of town had minor tree damage. It is possible that the tornado touched down one more time in the community of Cassanova, about 5 miles southeast of Warrenton. Minor damage was reported at the intersection of Route 602 and 616, but the damage was cleaned up before it could be surveyed. A funnel cloud was spotted two more times with this storm, once near Brent Town in southeast Fauquier County and finally at Quantico in Prince William County. High winds were also produced by the thunderstorm just north and south of the tornado's path. Trees were downed in two locations along Route 802 (Springs Road) about 2 miles southwest of Warrenton. A microburst of wind up to 70 MPH downed several large trees in a small area of eastern Warrenton between Alexandria Pike and Walker Drive. Leaves and twigs were plastered to buildings and siding was damaged in this area as well. This thunderstorm also produced very heavy downpours and pea sized hail over Warrenton. Street and basement flooding was reported as the storm moved through. Small hail and heavy downpours were also reported in Opal.Another thunderstorm produced high winds across the Virginia suburbs of D.C. In Falls Church, a power line was downed onto a moving pickup truck on Westmoreland Drive. Two people were trapped inside the vehicle until firefighters could cut off electricity to the wires. In Fairfax County, power lines were downed onto Woodland Drive in Tyson's Corner. Trees were downed in Vienna. Cloud to ground lightning started a house fire northeast of Mount Vernon and blew transformers in Merrifield and Herndon. In the city of Fairfax, a townhouse and a house both caught fire after being struck by lightning. Scattered trees were downed as well, including one which fell on a car at the intersection of Arlington Boulevard and Dale Road. A wind gust of 46 MPH was recorded in Reston. In Alexandria, power lines were downed in the western end of the city.
Scattered thunderstorms developed during the early afternoon across Northern Virginia. Some of the storms produced damaging winds, very heavy downpours, and frequent lightning. In Greene County, a handful fo lightning fires were reported. A shed was struck and caught fire on Celt Road in Greene. Along Roue 633 in Greene a tree caught on fire after being struck. In addition, lightning struck Brokenback Mountain and caused a 1 acre brush fire. In Albemarle County, lightning started at least 7 brush fire. In Orange County, lightning started an attic fire at a 4-unit apartment building on Oakbrook Drive in Orange. In Spotsylvania County, a home in Paytes was heavily damaged by a lightning fire. A residence on Buchanan Court was damaged by fire after lightning hit a tree and jumped to the gutter of the home. Other lightning strikes caused power outages and damaged a chimney. Heavy downpours flooded roads in Fredericksburg, including River Road which was closed by debris that was deposited on the pavement by rushing water. Pea sized hail was also reported. High winds downed scattered trees and power lines across Spotsylvania County, including a few that fell onto roads in Fredericksburg. In Alexandria, a lightning fire damaged the roof of an apartment building on Duke Street.
Thunderstorms that produced winds in excess of 55 MPH, hail, and heavy downpours moved through a portion of Northern Virginia during the afternoon of the 25th. In Spotsylvania County, downed trees and power lines were downed across a two mile stretch along Route 208 (Blockhouse Road). Trees were also downed in Snell, Spotsylvania Courthouse, and Fredericksburg. Dime sized hail was reported in Fredericksburg and hail between one quarter and one half inch fell in Snell, Spotsylvania Courthouse, Massaponax, and Thornburg. In Stafford County, scattered trees were downed and pea sized hail was reported. In Prince William County, about 4 miles east of Manassas, heavy rainfall caused a large mudslide at the intersection of Bear Drive and Yatesford Road. In Fairfax County, a funnel cloud was spotted at the intersection of Route 7 and Spring Hill Road in Tyson's Corner. Rainfall totals included 2.50 inches in Vienna, 2.10 inches at Ft. Belvoir, and 1.64 inches in Lorton. In Alexandria, the combination of heavy rainfall and high tide resulted in temporary flooding in Old Town.
Temperatures in the mid 80s to lower 90s in combination with humid conditions resulted in several rounds of thunderstorms across Northern and Central Virginia from midday through late evening on the 13th. Several storms produced winds in excess of 55 MPH, large hail, frequent lightning, and very heavy downpours. One storm produced a 4 mile long F1 tornado on the north side of Charlottesville. At 7:45 PM a tornado touched down about 2 miles west of Charlottesville on the north side of Farmington Country Club and downed several trees. It moved northeast across Barracks Road to Albemarle High School where it took insulation from underneath modular classrooms and splattered it along nearby walls. The storm then crossed Hydraulic Road and Route 29 near Albemarle Square Shopping Center where it blew out a plate-glass window, injuring one customer. The tornado moved into the Woodbrook neighborhood where it damaged a few homes and trees then dissipated around 7:55 PM EDT. Hundreds of trees in the path of this 300 yard wide tornado were downed or snapped. The hardest hit areas were along Route 250 and Owensville Road, including the neighborhoods of Farmington, West Leigh, and Glenaire. Just south of the tornado's path, straight line winds estimated between 80 and 100 MPH downed several trees, power lines, and telephone poles. A storage place and its contents were also destroyed and homes nearby reported minor damage. One parked car and several guard rails were flattened by downed trees. Nearly 16,000 area customers lost power after the storm struck. In Loudoun County, quarter sized hail fell near the Route 15 Potomac River bridge northeast of Taylorstown. Pea sized hail fell in South Riding. Winds estimated between 70 and 90 MPH downed several trees near Snake Hill Road north of Middleburg. Three people were injured by flying debris at an outdoor wedding and several parked cars were damaged by fallen trees. In Alexandria, downed trees blocked a portion of the George Washington Parkway north of Key Bridge and King Street. Ten townhouses reported shingle and siding damage. In Fairfax County, numerous trees were downed onto power lines, roads, and homes in the southern part of the county. Hardest hit communities included Springfield, Mt. Vernon, Mason Neck State Park, and Ft. Belvoir. A wind gust of 53 MPH was recorded in Centreville and a gust of 90 MPH was recorded at Ft. Belvoir. A home in Centreville caught on fire after being hit by lightning, resulting in $80,000 in damage. Pea sized hail fell in Annandale. In Prince William County, several trees and power lines were downed in Woodbridge. A number of homes were damaged by fallen trees across the county. Penny to golfball sized hail fell in Gainsville and quarter sized hail fell northwest of Nokesville. Dime to quarter sized hail fell in Manassas and penny sized hail fell in Manassas Park. Winds gusted to 52 knots at the Manassas Airport at 6:46 PM EDT. Nearly 60,000 residents of Northern Virginia lost power as a direct result of the storm. In Orange County, trees and power lines were downed around 8:00 PM EDT. In Fauquier County, golfball to tennis ball sized hail fell in Warrenton, damaging hundreds of cars, windows, and roofs. Hail damage was estimated at 1 million dollars. A wind gust of 64 MPH was measured in Warrenton. Walnut sized hail was reported in the northwest portion of the county where winds gusted to 65 MPH. A tree fell onto a power line near Warrenton. In Page County, several trees and power lines were downed near Luray and Rileyville. One car on Cave Hill Road was hit by a falling tree. A homeowner on Yager Spring Road reported part of a roof peeled back and a downed chimney. Nearly 3100 county customers lost power and two homes where hit by lightning. Pea to quarter sized hail fell in Luray. A computer in a home in Leaksville was melted by a bolt to lightning. Another home near the Shenandoah River Bridge was destroyed by fire after lightning struck. In Rockingham County, trees were downed in Broadway. In addition, a lightning strike started a forest fire about 5 miles northwest of Briery Branch. The blaze charred nearly 100 acres of the George Washington National Forest southwest of Hone Quarry before being brought under control on the 14th. In Warren County, trees were damaged in Bentonville. In Shenandoah County, quarter to golfball sized hail fell in New Market. In Rappahannock County, dime sized hail fell in the Washington area and golfball sized hail fell in Castleton. In Highland County, quarter sized hail fell in New Hampden.
A cold front passed across Northern and Central Virginia during the early evening hours of the 10th. Numerous thunderstorms erupted along and ahead of this front and many locations saw several rounds of strong to severe weather. In addition, gusty winds mixed down after the front passed and downed trees in Fauquier and Warren Counties. The first severe thunderstorm struck around 11:00 AM EDT in Alexandria, dropping quarter sized hail. Another thunderstorm struck Frederick County around 1:30 PM EDT, dropping marble to dime sized hail at Cross Junction which fell in enough quantity to cover the ground. The next round of thunderstorms began around 3:00 PM and continued through 7:00 PM EDT. In Loudoun County, quarter sized hail was reported in Hamilton, dime sized hail fell in Leesburg, marble sized hail fell at Dulles Airport, and pea sized hail fell in Purceville and South Riding. In Fauquier County, pea to marble sized hail fell in Marshall and Opal, and a tree was downed onto a power line near Warrenton. In Culpeper County, pea to nickel sized hail fell in the city of Culpeper. In Madison County, marble to walnut sized hail damaged vinyl siding just east of the city of Madison. A house nearby suffered $10,000 in damage from a lightning strike which blew out a bedroom ceiling and damaged electrical wiring. In Spotsylvania County, dime sized hail was reported in Lake Anna. In Prince William County, marble sized hail fell at Lake Jackson. In Manassas, a tree was downed by lightning and dime sized hail was reported. Pea sized hail fell at Falmouth in Stafford County. In Fairfax County, pea to marble sized hail fell in Crofton, Clifton, Centreville, Annandale, Dumfries, Fairfax Station, and Olney. Dime sized hail fell in Burke, Franconia, Lorton, and along the Capitol Beltway between Interstate 395 and the Wilson Bridge. Tree limbs were downed in Lorton. In Alexandria, marble to quarter sized hail was reported and a power line was downed at the intersection of Glebe Highway and Jefferson Davis Highway. Pea sized hail fell in Arlington.
A cold front that crossed the Mid-Atlantic region during the afternoon of the 8th was accompanied by strong winds. Sowers that developed ahead and along the cold front brought winds in excess of 45 MPH to the surface, producing damage to trees, power lines, and a building under construction. Fallen tree limbs took out two sets of power lines in Alexandria and near Springfield in Fairfax County. A partially constructed townhouse near Huntington in Fairfax County collapsed after being hit by strong winds. A wind gust of 51 MPH was recorded at Washington Reagan National Airport that afternoon. Temperatures dropped more than 20 degrees within an hour after the cold front passed. Above 2500 feet in Shenandoah National Park, temperatures dropped below freezing. This caused a changeover from rain to snow early on the 9th and by sunrise 2 to 4 inches of snow accumulated along Skyline Drive. Strong winds continued behind the cold front from the evening of the 8th through the afternoon of the 9th. Northwest winds gusting over 35 MPH brought down additional trees and power lines in Alexandria, Fairfax City, and across Fairfax County. Over 2500 customers lost power. A wind gust of 44 MPH was recorded at Dulles International Airport that morning. In Winchester, 1200 residents lost power after a tree was downed onto power lines on South Pleasant Valley Road.
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Alexandria, Virginia
| City | Alexandria |
| County | Alexandria |
| State | Virginia (VA) |
| Country | United States |
| Zip Codes | 22301, 22302, 22303, 22304, 22305, 22306, 22307, 22308, 22309, 22310 |
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Also want to add that Dominion has had crews out working nearly the entire time to fix the damage that was apparently caused by a drunk driver. I want to thank them for spending their holiday outside working rather than home with their families. This sucks for everyone and I'm sure we are all grateful for their hard work regardless of how long it's taking. Stay safe and warm.
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