Widespread Power Outages Hit DC, Maryland, and Virginia Following Storms
Washington, D.C. – Severe storms swept across the D.C. metropolitan area, leaving thousands without power. As of early reports, utility companies indicated that thousands of customers in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia were affected by the outages.
Significant winds and heavy rain accompanied the storms, causing downed trees and power lines. Local authorities and utility crews have been mobilized to restore electricity, but restoration efforts may take time as conditions remain hazardous.
In D.C., officials are urging residents to stay indoors until the storms pass and to avoid any downed lines. Nearby, Maryland saw widespread outages, particularly in suburban areas, while Virginia reported similar challenges, especially in the northern regions.
Emergency responders are on high alert, dealing with numerous calls related to storm damage. Residents are advised to prepare for potential extended outages and to report downed lines to their respective utility providers.
As cleanup begins, the community is encouraged to assist neighbors, particularly the elderly and those with mobility issues. Officials emphasize safety and preparedness as the region recuperates from the impacts of the storm. Further updates will be provided as the situation evolves.
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