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Getting rumbles of thunder but no rain here in Fairfax County, a stone's throw away from the City of Alexandria. Edit to add it's actually partly sunny.

It's been pouring buckets for a while here in Alexandria at Route 1 and the Beltway.

Stuck in the middle with you. (Apologizes profusely)

But in Montreal it's in both official languages.

Yup, a Jim Beam warehouse went up and the firefighters let it burn itself out.

I'm about 3.5 miles away from Kingstowne, and not far from Belle Haven Country Club. It rained. A lot of it, and heavy. It also got a bit windy and there was T&L. Storm was moving at a snail's pace.

Get yourself to Canada as well. First suggestion is Montreal for the experience of watching hockey in a place where they'll cheer for the Canadiens one minute and boo them the next. I've honestly described it to people as akin to going to church. Second suggestion is Winnipeg for the noise (the arena is the smallest in the NHL but because of how it's built it's the noisiest). If you want the closest place to Holtby's hometown of Lloydminster, Edmonton is where to go with its relatively brand-spanking new arena. For the record, I've attended games in Montreal, Edmonton (at the old arena), and Calgary. Edit: Why not Toronto? When you're from somewhere in the ROC (Rest of Canada) there is a tendency to hate Toronto. Every year they don't win the Stanley Cup is a very good year. They last won it in 1967.

I'm right near the Wilson Bridge and it's blue skies and breezy here, but if I got in the car and drove less than a mile south I'd be saying something different.

I live a few miles from @H20 and yes, his area and a stretch of Route 1 from the Beltway to just south of Mount Vernon have been doing quite well lately.

Wunderbar! Right now I have heavy rain and the winds aren't anything bad. Edit: Some small hail for a brief time in my location, maybe pea-sized.

Storm just near the Woodrow Wilson Bridge isn't much to look at on radar but it's noisy and the rain is pretty decent.

Just peachy. Mostly cloudy.

Well, whaddya know, they did!

Since he busted his nose on a batting-practice bunt gone wrong, Max Scherzer has pitched 15 innings with 20 strikeouts (10 for each game), 1 earned run, 9 hits, and 2 walks.

Looks the same to me. Although I don't think it's over the bridge; it's a bit further back down the river.