NWS Baltimore/Washington storm survey reports an EF-0 Tornado in Montgomery County, MD at 3:48 PM on June 19, 2017.
— NWS Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash)
This home on Northwood Avenue in Silver Spring also deemed unlivable after tornado touched down in this neighborhood.
— Kathy Stewart (@KStewart小萝莉影视)
Home uninhabitable home on Dennis Avenue in Silver Spring. National Weather Service says a tornado touch down in this neighborhood .
— Kathy Stewart (@KStewart小萝莉影视)
Thunderstorm timelapse this afternoon in
— Steve Skemp (@Skempitai)
Ominous & yet so beautiful. Energy from the Sun at work in our atmosphere.
— Greg Redfern (@SkyGuyinVA)
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— Taylor Williams (@taylorw6212)
The rain is heavy at the . The D.C. Area is under a severe weather advisory.
— Arlington Cemetery (@ArlingtonNatl)
Storms moved into Oakton no power
— oaktonwineshop (@oaktonwineshop)
Clouds incoming. Springfield, Virginia
— Ali 毓賻賱賽賷 (@LoyaltyIsFirst)
Crown of tree snapped on east front of Capitol. 2 large trees down west front.
— Mike Stinneford (@MikeStinneford)
Northwood Park, Silver Spring ~4p intense storm (rain, thunder&lightning, wind) descended on area resulting w/ homes, cars & property damage
— Pete Piringer (@mcfrsPIO)
WASHINGTON 鈥� Severe thunderstorms blew through the D.C. area Monday afternoon, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado with winds reaching 70 mph hit Montgomery County, Maryland, just before 4 p.m. Monday.
The tornado, which hit the Northwood Park neighborhood of Silver Spring, left damage to homes, trees and power lines. The National Weather Service rated the storm at EF-0 on the Enhanced Fujita scale, and said it lasted about a minute.
One home was completely totaled, Pete Pringer, the chief spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue, told 小萝莉影视. He said two residents were taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life threatening.
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