There hasn't been an earthquake as powerful as magnitude 5.9 in Virgina/Washington DC area since the Giles County (Virginia) earthquake in 1897 also recorded at magnitude 5.9.
yes, the large snow storm that hit DC is believed to have been caused by warmer oceans resulting in more evaporation which in turn, turned to snow.
Washington, DC's coordinates are listed as 38:54:18N and 77:00:58W.
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nothing
the gulf stream
Yes; small by comparisson to other areas.
None so far.
Yes, Since 1950 there have been two tornadoes in Washington DC. One was an F0 in 1995 and the other an F1 in 2001.
No.
No
No.
Certainly, minor rumbles occured without any damage in Washington Dc recently. often there are seismic shakes in areas sparsely populated that are only traced on instruments and no damage, let alone deaths, occur.
Yes, Since 1950 there have been two tornadoes in Washington DC. One was an F0 in 1995 and the other an F1 in 2001.
No. He lived at nearby Mount Vernon, Virginia.
While ever present, it is centered in Washington, DC.
yes
Yes, several times.