The following events were reported: Funnel Cloud, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013743, approximately 9.0525 km away, between 2021-07-01 13:53:00 and 2021-07-01 20:03:00.The events resulted in 3 injuries and 0 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 844000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Two rounds of severe thunderstorms produced two tornadoes, hail, and widespread wind damage (some significant) across the DC metro and central Maryland, with spottier wind damage extending into the Baltimore area. Two rounds of severe thunderstorms produced two tornadoes, hail, and widespread wind damage (some significant) across the DC metro and central Maryland, with spottier wind damage extending into the Baltimore area. Event Narrative: There were a few dozen calls for trees and wires down near and just west of Springfield. There were about a half a dozen calls for wires down in Arlington. A wind gust of 50 knots (58 MPH) was measured by the ASOS at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (KDCA). Several trees and large branches were blown down in Alexandria. A large tree blew down onto a fence on East Raymond Avenue near US-1 Richmond Highway. A funnel cloud was spotted southeast of McLean. Nearly a dozen trees and large branches were blown down in Falls Church, primarily north of VA-7 Broad Street. A 4-foot diameter oak tree was uprooted in a yard near the intersection of North Four Mile Run Drive and 26th Street North adjacent to the Washington and Old Dominion Trail. A tree blew down onto wires and a car near the intersection of North Roosevelt Street and North Tuckahoe Street, briefly trapping the occupant who was uninjured. A couple dozen trees and large limbs were blown down near the East Falls Church and Williamsburg section of Arlington. The top of a maple tree and several large branches of other trees snapped near the intersection of North Powhatan Street and 26th Street North. A one foot diameter oak tree blew down knocking over two smaller trees, part of a fence, and landing on benches behind The Crescent on North Westmoreland Street (near the intersection of 19th Road North and North Vanderpool Street). Large branches and a temporary batting cage were blown over at Bishop O'Connell High School, with a few other trees and several large limbs blown down in surrounding neighborhoods. A tree blew down on North McKinley Road near 9th Road North. A couple dozen trees and large limbs were blown down near the Westover and Leeway section of Arlington. A couple of trees and numerous large branches were blown down near the intersection of 18th Street North and North Lexington Street, with several other large trees blown down in the neighborhood. The roof of a commercial building was partially peeled off at the intersection of US-29 Lee Highway and North Lexington Street, with several other large trees down near, some which fell on wires. A tree blew down on George Mason Drive near 22nd Street North. A wind gust of 54 knots (62 MPH) was measured by a personal weather station in Ballston. A few trees and several large tree limbs were blown down in the area. A tree blew down in the 1500 block of South Clark Street. Numerous trees and large branches were blown down in Idylwood near the West Falls Church Metro station. The top of a tree snapped near the intersection of VA-7 Leesburg Pike and VA-695 Idylwood Road. Half a dozen trees were toppled or snapped halfway up blocking the ramps at the I-66 Custis Memorial Parkway/VA-7 Leesburg Pike interchange. Three trees and several large branches blew down along I-66 Custis Memorial Parkway near VA-267 Dulles Connector Road. A large tree snapped in half in the 2200 block of Beacon Lane. A few trees and several large limbs were blown down in the Virginia Square and Lyon Park section of Arlington. A tree blew down on North Kirkwood Road near 13th Street North. A few trees and large branches blew down around Washington-Liberty High School. A tornado touched down at 8:59 PM EDT in the Waverly Hills community of Arlington. Numerous trees were snapped in multiple directions in this community, notably in and around Woodstock Park and in the backyards of residences in the 4500 block of 20th Place North in Arlington. One tree in Woodstock Park had its bark removed as a result of the wind. As the tornado crossed into the Cherrydale neighborhood of Arlington, several trees were uprooted and numerous large branches were snapped, some blocking roads and downing power lines. Some homes had siding and shingles removed, and a few windows were broken from falling trees. Several homes also had porch railing and gutter damage with doors blown open.||The tornado continued east over the Lyon Village neighborhood, downing several trees and numerous branches across the north end of the community, including around the community center. The tornado weakened slightly as it moved into the Courthouse community, passing just north of Key Elementary School, continuing to snap large branches and down power lines. Damage became hard to identify as the circulation crossed the highly urbanized area of Rosslyn, but emerged again after the tornado crossed the Potomac River and entered the District of Columbia at 9:03 PM EDT. Several trees and large branches blew down in the Westmont, Arlington Village, and Penrose section of Arlington. A tree blew down on VA-244 Columbia Pike near South Adams Street, causing a vehicle accident that injured two people. A tree blew down on Washington Boulevard near US-50 Arlington Boulevard. A few dozen trees and large limbs were blown down in the Glebewood and Waycroft-Woodlawn section of Arlington. A tree blew down on North Buchanan Street near 20th Street North. A large tree and multiple large tree limbs blew into a house in the 4300 block of 16th Road North, injuring and briefly trapping a resident. Trees blew down on North Upton Street and 22nd Road North. A tree blew down on North Illinois Street near 22nd Street North. Several other large trees blew down, tearing down power lines, poles and transformers on North Columbus Street. A few homes had minor siding damage. Trees blew down near the intersection of VA-645 Burke Lake Road and VA-620 Braddock Road. There were over a dozen calls for trees and wires down in and around Annandale.