Rare tornadoes hit DC

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A pair of tornadoes hit the Washington, D.C., area Thursday night, a rare display of one of nature’s most destructive forces in the nation’s capital.

As multiple waves of heavy rain, lightning, and strong winds swept through the region, two twisters touched down: one in Arlington, Virginia, and the other near the H Street NE Corridor in Washington, D.C., according to the National Weather Service.

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