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Annapolis Braces for More Storms After Weekend Damage
16 Jun
Summary
- Two families displaced as trees fell onto Annapolis homes.
- Public Works crews worked overnight to clear roadways.
- Residents warned to treat downed wires as live and dangerous.
Annapolis is preparing for a second round of storms after severe weather over the weekend left a trail of downed trees and debris. Public Works crews have been working overnight to clear roadways, but residents in western Annapolis and the Admiral Heights neighborhood experienced the hardest impact from heavy rain and high winds.
Two families have been displaced after trees fell onto their homes. Officials reported no injuries but stressed the danger of downed wires, advising residents to assume they are live. Cleanup efforts are ongoing, with a focus on ensuring safety around debris and power lines.
As a new storm system approaches, Annapolis officials are urging residents to secure loose outdoor items and check for potential damage to their homes. The city has provided a form for reporting damage and a call center for non-emergency recovery questions, emphasizing that all emergencies should still be reported to 911.
