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Severe storms bring downed trees, power outages across Northeast Ohio

Severe storms have left tens of thousands without power across Northeast Ohio during a dangerous Heat Advisory.

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The brief

Severe storms in Northeast Ohio have resulted in downed trees and tens of thousands of power outages. These disruptions occurred just ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.

Coverage from WKYC, Cleveland 19 News, and Cleveland.com emphasizes the lingering nature of the outages while a Heat Advisory remains in effect. FOX 8 News provided visual documentation of the ominous clouds accompanying the storms.

Attention is currently on the recovery of power services, as the Mayor of Lakewood has demanded answers regarding the outages during what he described as 'life-or-death heat.'

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What caused the power outages in Northeast Ohio?

The outages were caused by severe storms that also brought down trees.

How many people were affected by the outages?

WKYC reports that tens of thousands of power outages occurred.

What weather warning is currently active in the region?

A Heat Advisory remains in effect according to Cleveland.com.

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