I try not to say this too often but storm’s coming. I think.
— PoPville (@PoPville) July 26, 2021
Thanks to all who messaged us with photos and video clips.
The storm:
Shankar reported: “Measured outside our house. Over 2.1 inches in about 20 minutes in Petworth”
The video from the still above of the structure falling off the roof is bananas:
Now I don’t like to say this too often but holy mackerel https://t.co/iSsIX90Zg1
— PoPville (@PoPville) July 26, 2021
@PoPville insane storming in Columbia Heights! Afraid the magnolia was gonna collapse. pic.twitter.com/WJ5HPS7eri
— Union Market News (@UnionMarketNews) July 26, 2021
It’s kind of raining @PoPville pic.twitter.com/JLmEFG3mOU
— Dan King (@Kinger_DC) July 26, 2021
The damage:
photo by SAF “Kansas between Quincy and Randolph.”
photo by Jan, Trinidad
photo by Jan, Trinidad
cleaning up, photo by Jan
Buchanan St, NE photo by Amaya
photo by Eric Kansas and Quincy St, NW
Photo by JWilson “The storm took down a BIG tree on our block of Irving St NW, just east of Georgia Ave.”
Georgia and Irving St, NW photo by cm
15th and S St, NW photo by Parker
15th and S St, NW photo by Truthseeker
“South Dakota Avenue floods every time it rains”
My goodness look at the roots https://t.co/uQbwqSJmIa
— PoPville (@PoPville) July 26, 2021
@PoPville @capitalweather Georgia Avenue up in Petworth is currently flooded pic.twitter.com/nBtcMKyBTd
— Austin Barbera (@AustinMBarbera) July 26, 2021
Photo by Lisa from North Michigan Park.
The rainbows:
Photo by James “the double rainbow over Mt Pleasant”
photo by Amy Johnson
photo by Dustin Volz
Baseball https://t.co/oEh8O5DTQh
— PoPville (@PoPville) July 26, 2021
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