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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d say yes, but to a lesser extent. There are tons of little streams across the area that all lead down to the bigger/Potomac. Any area facing 20 inches of rain in 24 hours will have damage. Vermont and the TN/NC areas have towns built along river valleys. It only seems logical that these areas would get washed away. The homes in the mountains suffered tree damage and some flash flooding damage. That’s likely what most people in the DC area would suffer. Also, the downstream effect would likely submerge a good portion of SE and SW DC. [/quote] Agree SE/SW would flood. I was also thinking the area near canal road/Macarthur blvd. it’s so close to the Potomac. [/quote]
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