US: Thunderstorms Bring Flash Flood and Tornado Warnings to DC Region

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US: Thunderstorms Bring Flash Flood and Tornado Warnings to DC Region

A powerful line of thunderstorms swept across the Washington, D.C. region on Tuesday, July 28, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain, flash flooding and widespread power outages. The storms prompted flash flood and tornado warnings.

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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: July 28, Video Location: Silver Spring, Maryland, 2026

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