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Tropical system to bring heavy rain and wind to DC area this weekend
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Tropical system to bring heavy rain and wind to Arlington this weekend
ARLnow.com Today at 9:55am
(Updated at 11:30 a.m.) Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts — Saturday is set to be exceptionally wet and windy.
Expected tropical storm track (via National Weather Service)
An expected tropical storm is brewing off the southeast U.S. and is set to make its way up the coast and right over the D.C. area. It will bring with it heavy rain and strong winds.
The rain is expected to start late tonight but the storm will be at its peak Saturday afternoon and evening.
Here in Arlington, flooding along the coastline is expected Saturday, and local streams may also top their banks due to several inches of rain. The wind, meanwhile, could cause some power outage.
Expected tropical storm force winds (via National Weather Service)
Those planning to attend outdoor events this weekend should keep an eye on the weather and monitor for possible cancellations.
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Tropical system to bring heavy rain and wind to Arlington this weekend
ARLnow.com Today at 9:55am
(Updated at 11:30 a.m.) Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts — Saturday is set to be exceptionally wet and windy.
Expected tropical storm track (via National Weather Service)
An expected tropical storm is brewing off the southeast U.S. and is set to make its way up the coast and right over the D.C. area. It will bring with it heavy rain and strong winds.
The rain is expected to start late tonight but the storm will be at its peak Saturday afternoon and evening.
Here in Arlington, flooding along the coastline is expected Saturday, and local streams may also top their banks due to several inches of rain. The wind, meanwhile, could cause some power outage.
Expected tropical storm force winds (via National Weather Service)
Those planning to attend outdoor events this weekend should keep an eye on the weather and monitor for possible cancellations.
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Remember Mark Trail:
Source: Mark Trail champions the NOAA Weather Radio, at NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards
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