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DC-area storms bring outages, dicey road conditions
The return of summer weather has also brought tornado warnings and heavy rain to the area for Thursday, bringing downed power lines and swamped vehicles to at least one part of the D.C. region. Earlier, a tornado warning had been issued for many parts of the area, including D.C., Arlington and parts of Prince George's County in Maryland. Here's what to know.
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