Tuesday afternoon, heavy rain and high winds traveled across Northeast Ohio, leaving a wake of destruction and around 470,000 people without power.
As of 6:15 a.m. Thursday, the following counties were dealing with power outages.
- Cuyahoga: 176,020
- Ashtabula: 6,054
- Geauga: 23,466
- Lake: 43,461
- Lorain: 14,122
- Portage: 1,641
- Summit: 677
- Trumbull: 3,485
According to the Illuminating Company, some may not see power until next Wednesday due to the extent of the damage.
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The entirety of the News 5 viewing area was under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning at one point, and half a dozen counties were under a Tornado Warning.
By the time the storms passed out of our area, trees were felled, power lines had been ripped down, and even boats at the marina in Lorain had capsized.
Other boats on land over at the Edgewater Marina overturned.
In Mentor, fire crews had to lift up a car after a motorist drove around a barricade and into some downed wires.
In Bay Village, fallen trees were everywhere.
One home in Bay Village had its entire driveway blocked by a collapsed tree.
Over on East 127th Street near Bratenahl and East Cleveland, residents were out clearing damage after the storms passed. One person had a tree fall onto their front porch.
In Parma Heights, the entire roof of an apartment complex on Kingsdale Boulevard was shorn off.
In Willoughby Hills, fallen trees over major roadways caused delays to motorists in the area.
In Euclid, one resident's 1969 Mini Cooper was damaged when a tree fell onto its roof.
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In Avon Lake, a tree landed on top of a home on Cherry Lane, causing extreme damage.
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