CLEVELAND — More than 90,000 customers across Northeast Ohio are without power Tuesday morning after the first winter storm of the season dumped several inches overnight.
The outages are concentrated in Cuyahoga, Geauga and Summit counties.
Current outages:
- Ashtabula County—5,310
- Cuyahoga County—47,178
- Geauga County—19,438
- Lake County—14,345
- Summit County — 2,934
Cleveland Public Power reported downed wires are causing outages in the area of West 89th Street and Madison Avenue and the area of Sauer Road. Crews are responding.
The Chardon Fire Department reported multiple trees and wires are down in Geauga County due to wind and heavy snow.
Multiple trees, wires down in Geauga Co, due to wind & heavy snow. Fallen limbs may end up covered in snow on roadways. Do not go out today unless you absolutely must. @NWSCLE
— chardonfire (@chardonfire) December 1, 2020
In the City of Westlake, Columbia Road was closed between Center Ridge and Lorain Road due to downed power lines.
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