Most of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic got hit with some pretty intense storms Tuesday night and Wednesday as hurricane-turned-tropical-storm Ida made its way up the East Coast. In Maryland, Annapolis and Edgewater faced an uncharacteristically strong tornado that left destruction in its wake, and Frederick had intense flooding thanks to the deluge of rain. Here’s what the aftermath looks like.
Getting some photos of the Annapolis tornado damage. The roadway is West St. The house is Edgewater pic.twitter.com/YEIEK9YbCB
— Brad Bell (@Brad7News) September 1, 2021
South River HS in #Edgewater hit by a #tornado #southriverhighschool pic.twitter.com/fKBelaTYf6
— jilly (@_jilly) September 1, 2021
A scene of horror and beauty — tornado damage in Annapolis, Maryland with a brilliant double rainbow overhead. @MyRadarWX pic.twitter.com/QS2BJexovQ
— Matthew Cappucci (@MatthewCappucci) September 1, 2021
https://twitter.com/UniverseGan8z/status/1433156806084382721?s=20
Just after the tornado hit West Street in Annapolis. Shown from Joe Atkins pic.twitter.com/rVHeXRdula
— Justin Berk (@JustinWeather) September 1, 2021
Safelite boss instructs. Safelite repair. Safelight replace. #Annapolis #Tornado pic.twitter.com/oVSI6BOx2Z
— 🐒Monkey🐵Jean🐒 (@_MonkeyJean_) September 1, 2021
Incredible flooding images at Baker Park in Frederick, MD. #IdaAftermath pic.twitter.com/bfmLPuuT07
— Eric Flack (@EricFlackTV) September 1, 2021
https://twitter.com/jackiebensen/status/1433191436242104321?s=20
Ida Hits Frederick County. Press Release available on Facebook. Please continue to avoid travel. Photo Credit: Multiple FB users pic.twitter.com/STY3PQ9mUQ
— FrederickCounty Fire (@FCDFRS) September 1, 2021
Jane is a Chicago transplant who now calls Cleveland Park her home. Before joining Washingtonian, she wrote for Smithsonian Magazine and the Chicago Sun-Times. She is a graduate of Northwestern University, where she studied journalism and opera.
