Storms push through region, topple trees

WASHINGTON —A line of severe thunderstorms blew through the D.C. area Monday afternoon, toppling trees, dumping rain and causing power outages.

A line of severe thunderstorms moved west to east Monday afternoon. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch once in effect for the entire 鶹 listening area is in effect for southern Maryland and the northern neck of Virginia until 8 p.m.. A Flash Flood Watch once in effect for the region has been canceled.

Temperatures will fall from the upper 80s into the upper 70s after the storms, said Storm Team4 Meteorolgist Matt Ritter. Overnight will bring patchy fog and humidity will clear out, Ritter said.

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Sarah Beth Hensley

Sarah Beth Hensley is the Digital News Director at 鶹. She has worked several different roles since she began with 鶹 in 2013 and has contributed to award-winning stories and coverage on the website.

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