Alexandria (c) storm history

Hundreds of large trees, branches, and wires blew down in the City of Alexandria, especially in Old Town North, Del Ray, Rosemont, and North Ridge. Many fell onto cars and houses.

Cars stuck in high water in the 100-200 block of East Monroe and 3 East Glebe. Water at least one to two feet deep.

Approximately 1.5 to 3 feet of standing water near Braddock Road Metro Station.

A tree blew down at the intersection of VA-236 Duke Street and Cambridge Road blocking one lane.

A tree blew down at the intersection of Russell Road and West Myrtle Street blocking both lanes.

A tree blew down in the 200 block of North Payne Street blocking both lanes.

There were a few calls for trees and wires blown down across the City of Alexandria, including in the 100 block of South Royal Street.

Numerous trees, branches, and wires blew down in the City of Alexandria, including near the intersection of North Howard Street and West Braddock Road, at the intersection of South Fairfax Street and Gibbon Street, in the 200 block of South Pickett Street, in the 800 block of Sou…

Numerous trees and wires blew down in the City of Alexandria resulting in widespread power outages.

Trees blew down along Richenbacher Avenue.

Trees and power lines blew down near the intersection of Oronoco Street and North Payne Street.

The City of Alexandria 911 Center reported nine separate calls for trees and wires blown down.

Duke Street at Dangerfield Road was closed due to high water. Multiple vehicles were stuck in high water with water rescues.

A public video showed several feet of water at Glebe Road and Commonwealth Avenue. Vehicles were stranded.

Multiple vehicles were stranded in several feet of standing water at the intersection of Wythe Street and North West Street.

East Bellefonte Road was around the 10 block closed due to high water and vehicles stranded.

Russell Road around Mount Vernon Avenue was closed due to high water and vehicles stranded.

East Custis Avenue around the 100 block was closed due to vehicles stranded in high water.

The 400 Block of South Pitt Street was closed due to vehicles stranded in high water.

Several trees and wires blew down in the City of Alexandria. Trees and wires blew down blocking a couple of roads in the Del Ray neighborhood. The 400 block of South Pitt Street was closed due to trees and power lines that blew down. Trees and wires blew down near the intersectio…

Duke Street was closed due to high water flowing over the road.

Street flooding occurred in Old Town Alexandria.

Several roads were closed due to a few feet of standing water, including near the Intersection of King Street and North Union Street.

Six inches of water was flowing over the road near the Braddock Metro.

High water was reported near the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and East Glebe Road.

Quarter to half dollar size hail was reported along I-95/I-495 Capital Beltway near VA-611 Telegraph Road in the City of Alexandria.

The water level in New Alexandria rose above the flood stage of 5.5 feet, cresting at 6.42 feet at 2:15 PM EST on the 29th. Water flooded the adjacent parking lot by the pump house.

The water level in New Alexandria rose above the flood stage of 5.5 feet, cresting at 6.19 feet at 2:15 PM EST on the 29th. Overbank flooding occurred in lowling areas below the tide gate.

Holmes Run was out of its banks and flowing onto nearby trails and roads.

High water was blocking several lanes of the George Washington Parkway between Slaters Lane and Bashford Lane.

Holmes Run is out of its banks and onto nearby trails and roads.

East Braddock Road closed at North West Street due to high water. Vehicles stranded.

High water blocking several lanes of George Washington Parkway between Slaters Lane and Bashford Lane.

A tree blew down in the 1900 block of South Howard Street.

There was up to 3 feet of standing water in the roadway near the intersection of Union Street and King Street.

Water was estimated to be about two to three feet deep on King Street.

Prince Street was closed due to high water over the roadway.

King Street was closed due to high water over the roadway.

The water level on Cameron Run at Alexandria - Eisenhower Avenue quickly rose above flood stage, cresting at 15.03 feet at 12:55 AM EST. Most of the lower Holmes Run Trail along Cameron Run was flooded.

The water level on Backlick Run in Alexandria rapidly rose above flood stage, cresting at 9.35 feet at 12:55 AM EST.

A building in the 600 Block of S Pickett Street was evacuated due to high water.

A tree blew down onto southbound George Washington Memorial Parkway at Slaters Lane. A large tree was uprooted and blew down onto wires on East Mount Ida Avenue at East Randolph Avenue.

Large tree limbs were blown down near the intersection of VA-236 Duke Street and North Early Street. A tree blew down onto southbound I-395 Henry G. Shirley Memorial Highway at mile marker 5.

Several trees and large branches were blown down in Alexandria. A large tree blew down onto a fence on East Raymond Avenue near US-1 Richmond Highway.

A car stalled in high water along Strand Street.

Substantial tree damage was reported in Alexandria. Numerous trees were blown down, including a large tree that blew down across the 1700 block of West Braddock Road. A tree blew down onto power lines on Mount Vernon Avenue.

One foot of water was flowing across East Maple Street near Little Street.

Multiple vehicles were trapped in high water along the George Washington Parkway near Reagan National Airport. All southbound lanes of the George Washington Parkway were blocked due to high water at Four Mile Run.

About six inches of water was flowing across Russell Road near West Braddock Road.

Numerous road were closed due to flooding in the Del Ray and Braddock areas of Alexandria.