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Winds gusting up to 50 mph howled across Rappahannock County this past week, toppling trees onto power lines and roads as the area felt the after effects of an intense storm north of the lower Great Lakes.
Highway crews were out Saturday night, cleaning limbs and branches brought down by high winds that afternoon and then repeated the exercise on Sunday. But the real problems blew in Tuesday. “It was right bad,” reported Bud Corder from the maintenance headquarters in Washington. ‘‘We had primary roads blocked at various points and crews out all day and night.”
Wednesday morning, continued gusts reblocked many roads cleared just a few hours earlier. Corder reported that an extra crew from Warrenton was expected to arrive that day to assist Rappahannock with the clean-up job
“We had trouble spots all
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