Some limbs down in our neighborhood, thankfully not as bad as last week.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothingburger

So you didn't learn anything from the last storm. Damage is very localized due to microbursts. Just count yourself lucky instead of being dismissive.

The "nothingburger" moron is probably a 27 year old who lives in his parent's basement, has everything paid and taken care of for him, and has never had any real things to worry about.

Ahem, he is a 57-years-young divorcee whose adult children won’t talk to him anymore.

He's definitely the guy that drives with his lights off in the pouring rain.

Central Maryland took the brunt of this one, along with some parts of VA out by Markham. Staunton VA had huge hail. It was a big event, just not 2012 derecho-like.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothingburger

So you didn't learn anything from the last storm. Damage is very localized due to microbursts. Just count yourself lucky instead of being dismissive.

The "nothingburger" moron is probably a 27 year old who lives in his parent's basement, has everything paid and taken care of for him, and has never had any real things to worry about.

Ahem, he is a 57-years-young divorcee whose adult children won’t talk to him anymore.

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Lol this is appreciated.

Seriously, my house was beat up so badly by last weekend storm, I’m still recovering emotionally and it will take weeks to fix it if not months. These people who wanna minimize weather events are so desperate to push a political agenda, they are so unbelievably unempathetic to any of us who are dealing with the actual consequences. It’s so sick. No wonder they have no friends except other a$$holes.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothingburger

So you didn't learn anything from the last storm. Damage is very localized due to microbursts. Just count yourself lucky instead of being dismissive.

The "nothingburger" moron is probably a 27 year old who lives in his parent's basement, has everything paid and taken care of for him, and has never had any real things to worry about.

Ahem, he is a 57-years-young divorcee whose adult children won’t talk to him anymore.

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Jeez!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Nothingburger

So you didn't learn anything from the last storm. Damage is very localized due to microbursts. Just count yourself lucky instead of being dismissive.

The "nothingburger" moron is probably a 27 year old who lives in his parent's basement, has everything paid and taken care of for him, and has never had any real things to worry about.

Seems to be north of the dmv

Woodley Park. Thunder has just started with no high winds but a tree just fell. Without wind. So, I'm a little freaked.

Anonymous wrote:Nothingburger

So you didn't learn anything from the last storm. Damage is very localized due to microbursts. Just count yourself lucky instead of being dismissive.

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Anonymous wrote:Very dark in Springfield/Lorton area … very ominous looking. I wonder if they’ll extend the severe thunderstorm warning that’s due to expire at 545.

We're in Springfield. The wind blew in. And then moved on. It's dark here but not scary anymore.

It looked like it was clearing here but then got weird again.

22030 - Fairfax

It appears the main part is through here. Still have lots of rain but radar is showing more yellow/green then the red/purple that came through about 15 minutes ago.

Only light rain here in Vienna

Nothingburger