CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio — More than 42,000 people are without power across Northeast Ohio after severe weather hit the area Sunday.
Cleveland Public Power said Monday morning that as of midnight, all major feeders were restored.
OUTAGE UPDATE: As of midnight all major feeders, best described as the hub that house lines serving many customers were restored. We are now dealing with the scattered outages. At this time we have no ETA. @CityofCleveland
— ClevelandPublicPower (@clepublicpower) November 16, 2020
Outages
First Energy is reporting that Cuyahoga County has the largest outage, with more than 10,000 people without power.
Other counties without power in Northeast Ohio include:
- Ashtabula—2,236
- Cuyahoga - 32,512
- Geauga— 3,259
- Lake— 4,195
- Lorain— 1,390
- Portage— 2,645
- Richland— 1,775
- Summit— 10,290
Power should be restored by Thursday at 4 p.m. To stay up to date on outages and restoration times, click here.
Warming Centers
Middleburg Heights- The Recreation Center on Bagley Road will remain open until 12 a.m. for residents to keep warm and charge their electronic devices.
Brooklyn- The recreation center on Memphis Avenue will remain open until 12 a.m. for residents to warm up and charge electronics. Social distancing and face masks are required.
Norton- Finny's, a sports bar in Norton, has opened its doors to residents in need of warmth or a place to recharge electronics. The bar said it will stay open later than normal if needed.
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