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Unusual derecho storm swept across Chesapeake region

Posted on July 8, 2012 by David Healey

From Chapter 17 of Great Storms of the Chesapeake Derecho is a weather term one doesn’t hear much in the Chesapeake Bay region. But after the great wind storm of June 29, 2012, it’s a word no one will forget … Continue reading →

Posted in Delmarva History, Great Storms of the Chesapeake | Tagged derecho, Great Storms of the Chesapeake, storm damage | Leave a comment

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