Update at 9:15 p.m. — The earlier Tornado Warning, and one issued subsequently, have both been cancelled. It appears that a rotating storm — possibly a weak tornado — passed by Tysons Corner Center mall, according to video posted on social media. There are also reports of damage near the Tysons Corner Metro station.
Note that the video below contains strong language.
Maybe some damage to some businesses on international drive between the two malls. Power lines arcing is what alerted me. Came out of nowhere. Tornado went right over Tysons corner metro station.
— Christopher (@RealPotatus) April 1, 2022
BREAKING: trains are obstructed near Tyson’s Corner just west of D.C. from possible brief #tornado touchdown. https://t.co/PIuYE0Wwus
— Matthew Cappucci (@MatthewCappucci) April 1, 2022
Rotation seems to have quickly weakened once again but you need to be in your safe spots now! Lowest floor and most interior room of a sturdy building. #vawx #mdwx #dcwx pic.twitter.com/lIy1gPtEmP
— Washingtonian Weather Geeks (@WashingtonianWx) April 1, 2022
Earlier: Parts of Fairfax County are under a Tornado Warning.
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