A little more than a week ago, severe flash flooding swept the Tysons area causing widespread damage.
Tysons Reporter reported on a variety of the storm’s impacts from multiple road closures to swift water rescues, from to flooded yards, basements and fields to missing chickens in McLean.
While the recent hot weather dried out the Tysons area, we want to know how much the flooding impacted you.
Let us know in the poll and comment below to tell Tysons Reporter more about your experience.
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