Special Report: Waterlogged Washington
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Media toured the National Archives Building in Washington, D.C. The flooding forced the facility to close.
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Treacherous thunderstorms swept the region, causing damage and delays in the Washington area.
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Rockville residents were forced to evacuate, fearing the Lake Needwood dam could fail.
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Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) speaks from a Red Cross Shelter in Montgomery County Wednesday after touring the state for flood damage.
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More than 2,200 people were told to leave their homes Wednesday when leaks were discovered at the base of the Needwood dam.
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An unusual tropical weather system soaked the Washington region, causing a host of problems for residents.
More Archived Coverage
Beneath a Treasure of Documents, a Stinky Mess (Post, June 30, 2006; Page A01)
Md. Evacuees Allowed to Go Home (Post, June 30, 2006; Page A01)
Two Teens' Bodies Are Discovered In Creek: Frederick Boys Had Gone To See Rising Waterways (Post, June 30, 2006; Page B01)
Little Public Sympathy for IRS (Post, June 30, 2006; Page B01)
3 Die After Rescue Fails in Md. (Post, June 29, 2006; Page A01)
After the Deluge, Death and Debris (Post, June 29, 2006; Page A01)
Evacuees Wait as Dam Is Patched: Leaks Force 2,200 Out Of Aspen Hill (Post, June 29, 2006; Page B01)
Metro Chief Promises Better Communication (Post, June 29, 2006; Page B02)
Taking Back The Basement With Towels, Sump Pumps (Post, June 29, 2006; Page B02)
AUDIO: The Post's Fredrick Kunkle on Montgomery County Evacuation (Washingtonpost.com, June 28, 2006)
VIDEO: Flood's Drench Alexandria (Washingtonpost.com, June 26, 2006)
