Following Sunday's storms, thousands of Northeast Ohio residents are waking up without power. Trees and power lines are down and more than two dozen schools across the area are closed.
RELATED: Photos: Storm damage across Northeast Ohio
The News 5 team is traveling all over the area to find the worst hit areas.
In Twinsburg, a stop sign snapped off its post and siding on several homes was ripped off.
A lot of damage in Twinsburg. pic.twitter.com/If3xAZjKgr
— Mike Vielhaber (@MVielhaber) November 6, 2017
In Macedonia, power lines and poles were down along with uprooted trees found on the ground.
Macedonia is a mess north of 82 and east of I-271. A ton of damage and a lot of power repairs will need to made. pic.twitter.com/tB6FL8uj0h
— Mike Vielhaber (@MVielhaber) November 6, 2017
It's not uncommon for the active severe weather in Ohio to occur during the month of November. Since 2000, there have been a few active years with 2002 and 2013 being the most active.
It's not uncommon for active weather in Ohio during the month of November. Since 2000, a few active years.#ohwx pic.twitter.com/KydoAEXYlo
— ⚡JD Rudd - News5 (@jdrudd) November 6, 2017
Fallen trees and power lines caused roads to close across the area. Find the updated list of road closures and delays on the News 5 traffic page.
Recap of the storms from Sunday & a look at what's going on this morning from Meteorologist JD Rudd.
Families in several neighborhoods had close calls after trees fell on houses and cars after Sunday's storms.
Two families are extremely lucky this morning. A huge tree fell right in between their houses in Macedonia. @WEWS pic.twitter.com/wNyiU1Y55r
— Meg Shaw (@MegDShaw) November 6, 2017
Thankfully this Macedonia family is ok but their home isn’t- told @MegDShaw they just remodeled! We’re tracking NE OH storm damage on @WEWS pic.twitter.com/sLli7jP4t9
— Katie Ussin (@KatieUssin) November 6, 2017
