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High Wind Warning Expands to DC Metro Area

Dangerous Winds Topple Trees in DC Area; Thousands Lose Power Storm Team4 and NBC Washington Staff © Provided by NBC Washington D.C. Toppled tree on McKinley Street Forceful winds gusting beyond 60 mph walloped the D.C. area Friday, knocking down dozens of trees and causing thousands to lose power. A strong line of rain showers moving through Friday evening increased the strength of the winds. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued to warn people about the dangerous conditions. This really is a dangerous situation, said Storm Team4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer, who advised people to stay home. The strong winds caused power outages across our area that continued into Saturday morning amid blustery conditions and cold wind chills. The breeze is set to calm during Saturday and highs will approach 70 degrees.

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Weather Alert: Powerful Winds in DC, Maryland, Northern Virginia – NBC4 Washington

A high wind warning is in effect for the D.C. metro area on Friday, April 30, 2021.

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DC to begin loosening some COVID-19 restrictions Saturday; Bowser makes vaccine push

DC to begin loosening some COVID-19 restrictions Saturday; Bowser makes vaccine push By FOX 5 Digital Team Published DC will put its vaccination effort into high gear during what they call a ‘Day of Action’. WASHINGTON - With COVID-19 cases declining in Washington, D.C. officials are taking a step towards normalcy by loosening various coronavirus restrictions. We are grateful to our residents and businesses that have been closely following health guidelines which has allowed us to flatten the curve and really save lives here In D.C. , said D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser when she spoke with FOX 5 Friday. DC Mayor Bowser joins FOX 5 for COVID-19 Update

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High Wind Warning in DC Area; Expect Gusts up to 60 MPH

Dangerous Winds Topple Trees in DC Area; Thousands Lose Power Storm Team4 and NBC Washington Staff © Provided by NBC Washington D.C. Toppled tree on McKinley Street Forceful winds gusting beyond 60 mph walloped the D.C. area Friday, knocking down dozens of trees and causing thousands to lose power. A strong line of rain showers moving through Friday evening increased the strength of the winds. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued to warn people about the dangerous conditions. This really is a dangerous situation, said Storm Team4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer, who advised people to stay home. The strong winds caused power outages across our area that continued into Saturday morning amid blustery conditions and cold wind chills. The breeze is set to calm during Saturday and highs will approach 70 degrees.

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Wind Gusts 55 to 65 MPH Expected in DC Area

Dangerous Winds Topple Trees in DC Area; Thousands Lose Power Storm Team4 and NBC Washington Staff © Provided by NBC Washington D.C. Toppled tree on McKinley Street Forceful winds gusting beyond 60 mph walloped the D.C. area Friday, knocking down dozens of trees and causing thousands to lose power. A strong line of rain showers moving through Friday evening increased the strength of the winds. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued to warn people about the dangerous conditions. This really is a dangerous situation, said Storm Team4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer, who advised people to stay home. The strong winds caused power outages across our area that continued into Saturday morning amid blustery conditions and cold wind chills. The breeze is set to calm during Saturday and highs will approach 70 degrees.

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