Home splits after storm, injures man in College Park

Fallen tree splits home, injures man

One man is injured after thunderstorms in Prince George's County caused a house to completely split into two pieces.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - One man is injured after thunderstorms in Prince George's County caused a house to completely split into two pieces.

The damage was caused Tuesday evening along Lakeland Road in College Park, and now the University of Maryland students who live there say they are out of a place to stay.

Storms cause power outages, major home damage

FOX 5's Melanie Alnwick has the latest on storm damage in College Park that canceled classes for UMD students.

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One of the residents was taken to the hospital with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.

Another home was also damaged by fallen trees in College Park, Melanie Alnwick reports. This home is also in the Berwyn neighborhood.

Prince George's County Fire and EMS said that they have responded to nearly 360 calls since the start of the storm. The Department said they are working with the Red Cross to assist displaced residents.

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