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Storm Leaves Downed Trees, Damaged Homes and Cars Across DC

Storms left 15,968 Pepco customers without power and damaged homes, vehicles and roads after winds reached 70 mph, officials said.

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Winds reached up to 70 mph in the District.

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Thousands left in the dark as trees and powerlines come down across city

Crews are working to restore power to tens of thousands across the major city.

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Powerful Storm Brings Down Trees and Power Lines Across D.C.

The city’s Department of Transportation said it has 20 crews working on cleanup.

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Storm leaves downed trees, damaged homes and cars across DC

Winds reached up to 70 mph in the District.

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There's No Escape, Autumn Is Here: the Wind Is Brutal, Even Houses and Cars Are Not Safe

As of Saturday afternoon, firefighters were asked to remove fallen trees and broken branches that had fallen on cars, buildings and power lines in several counties due to strong winds, the disaster management authority announced on its website.

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abc 7 WJLA broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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