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Storms have dissipated in the DC metro area. Now just weakening showers heading away to the southeast.

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Strong to severe thunderstorms continue to roll through the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest this evening. Make sure your family and friends are prepared to take action if a thunderstorm approaches your location.

7:01p: Heavy downpour over Gaithersburg heading east toward Olney and into southern Howard County next 30min

6:55p: Nasty storms well south of DC. 70mph wind gusts and quarter-size hail moving in on Quantico Station, Triangle, and Aquia Harbor.

beccagrawl Should be okay. Maybe a passing shower but nothing serious.

PM Update: Storms ending this evening, and a cold front delivers a rather nice Friday wapo.st/2G6S6Oe

6:30p: Zooming out a bit, this line appears to be doing a bit of a DC split, with that cell we talked about tracking north of the Beltway, and the severe cells veering well south of the Beltway.

6:27p: Not severe at the moment, but could see gusty winds and some hail along with a brief downpour as this cell tracks near and north of Leesburg and then into central MoCo next ~30 min

6:05p: That next line of storms, which should be the last of the day, now reaching our far western suburbs. Should affect the immediate metro area from west to east around 6:30-7:30.

The next line of storms is already moving into our region. This one is moving a bit faster. twitter.com/nws_baltwash/s…

A break in the thunderstorms for now, but another round possible this evening wapo.st/2ryGqzs