“Dear PoPville,

I work with an organization called StreetWise Partners and we’ve been providing free mentoring and job search support to the DMV community for the past 20 years!

Here’s a little more information about the opportunity for community members:

StreetWise Partners is a nonprofit organization that offers a structured, 100% free 13-week career mentoring program. We work with adults in the DMV area who may be unemployed or underemployed, (more…)



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Update from AlertDC:

“The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch:

WHERE: District of Columbia
WHEN: Until 7PM Today

IMPACTS: Very strong and dangerous winds may cause downed trees/branches, localized power outages, and damage to homes and buildings.
More Info: See www.weather.gov/lwx for detailed forecast and updates.

A Tornado Watch means that tornadoes are possible in the area.”

From the Mayor’s Office:

“Today, Monday, March 16, Mayor Muriel Bowser is urging residents to take steps now to be prepared and stay safe ahead of severe storms that are expected to impact the District of Columbia this afternoon.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has placed the District under a Moderate Risk of severe weather, an uncommon designation which indicates a high likelihood of severe storm activity that could cause significant impact to infrastructure across the region.

NWS is currently forecasting severe weather that could include damaging wind gusts of up to 80mph, possible tornadoes, and periods of heavy rain that could cause localized flooding. DC is forecasted to receive two storm bands, one from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and another from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., with the later storm band expected to be more severe. (more…)



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Here’s the latest reports from the National Weather Service this Monday morning:

“Low clouds and passing showers are expected this morning. As these stratus clouds erode & a strong cold front approaches from the west, strong to severe t’storms are expected. The more potent cells could produce 70-80 mph wind gusts & even a few tornadoes.”

and (more…)


From the National Weather Service (NWS):

“⚠️For Monday, the Storm Prediction Center has upgraded the area to a Moderate Risk of severe t’storms. Damaging winds (some with gusts up to 65-75 mph) and a few tornadoes (locally stronger) are possible.” (more…)



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DCA posted at 6:44pm: “If you’re flying in or out tonight, expect delays. Please reach out to your airline with specific flight questions.”

Department of Transportation Secretary Secretary Sean Duffy posted at 6:19pm:

“🚨BREAKING🚨 GROUND STOP CURRENTLY AT THE FOLLOWING AIRPORTS:

⚠️ Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)
⚠️ Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)
⚠️ Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI)
⚠️ Richmond International Airport (RIC)

@FAANews is working to address the source of a strong odor coming from Potomac TRACON that is impacting operations at the three airports.

For the most up to date information on your flight status, visit here.

UPDATE: The ground stop is over and operations have resumed.

Firefighters from Fauquier County and Prince William County confirm there is no danger to air traffic controllers, and they are returning to the Potomac TRACON. The source of the strong odor was traced to a circuit board that overheated, and it was replaced.

Thank you for your patience as we get flights up and running again “


“Dear PoPville,

Neighbors and I have seen a few of these posters around DC. The cat doesn’t appear to be missing as there’s no contact info or any other information. There was a Reddit thread a couple days ago trying to get to the bottom of it but nobody seemed to know.”

We’ve previously posted Charlotte flyers before (September 2025) – “The Coolest Cat in Washington DC”: (more…)


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