D.C. on storm damage: It could have been worse

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As the sun shined on the District on Friday, city officials assessed the storm damage and counted their blessings that the record-breaking rains didn’t do as much destruction as they could have.

Collapsed trees uprooted roads, rains flooded historic museums and power outages caused gridlock downtown, but over all, the District performed well, Mayor Anthony Williams said.

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