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Winds Up to 65 MPH Possible in DC Area; Power Outages Expected North

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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Prince George s County COVID-19 vaccine clinics move to open registration plans

Prince George s County COVID-19 vaccine clinics move to open registration plans
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DC to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions, offering walk-up vaccinations starting May 1

DC to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions, offering walk-up vaccinations starting May 1
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D C to open walk-up COVID-19 vaccine sites city residents 65 and older Monday

By Shen Wu Tan - The Washington Times - Saturday, April 17, 2021 New walk-up COVID-19 vaccination sites for D.C. residents who are 65 years and older will open up across the city on Monday. Residents will be able to get vaccinated without booking an appointment at the sites, which will administer either the two-dose Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Each site will be able to accommodate up to 30 walk-in appointments daily. Residents 65 and older can walk up during the days and times listed below while appointments last. Appointments at the Bald Eagle Recreation Center are designated for residents from Wards 7 and 8 and open to any resident from those two wards who is 18 or older.

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DC Is Launching Walk-Up Vaccination Sites for Seniors

DC Is Launching Walk-Up Vaccination Sites for Seniors DC residents over 65 will now be able to get shots without an appointment. Share DC is launching 10 walk-up vaccination sites across the city for seniors starting April 19. DC residents 65 and older don’t need an appointment to be vaccinated at these sites, which will each be able to distribute 30 doses of Pfizer or Moderna vaccines a day. The sites are as follows: Walter E. Washington Convention Center Lamond Recreation Center Fort Stanton Recreation Center Vaccinations at the Bald Eagle Recreation Center are limited to residents of Ward 7 and 8, and are open to any resident from those two wards who is 18 or older. More information about locations and hours of these walk-up locations is available here.

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