Winter Storm Hits Northeast Ohio, Leaving Thousands in Darkness
Winter storms caused havoc in Northeast Ohio, creating power outages for over 3,300 Lake County homes.
According to FirstEnergy outage reports, Cuyahoga and Ashtabula counties had thousands of outages as of Tuesday afternoon.
No Clear Timeline for Power Return
The restoration of power is unclear due to the extreme weather conditions.
Due to the severity of the current weather conditions, there is no clear indication of when power will be restored to the impacted areas.
Read some of the newest headlines below:
- Winter Storm Alert: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic on High Alert
- The Forecast for Northeast Ohio Forecasts for a Chance of Scattered Snow Showers
- Chicago Weather Update: Snowfall Expected as Winter Storm Approaches from Monday Night
Wind Advisory Raises Concerns for Further Outages
Wind advisories are in effect for most of Northeast Ohio until Tuesday night. This alert indicates the risk of more power outages due by high winds.
As the weather continues, the advisory raises concerns about potential disruptions across the region.
Amid the winter storm’s effect, citizens are asked to stay informed through official channels and to take the required safety steps.
Utility companies are working to restore power, despite the difficult weather conditions.
