“Safety first, stay away from down power lines!” read a post from the company on X, formerly known as Twitter. AES Ohio encouraged people to report their outages at https://myprofile.aes-ohio.com/weboutage/Default.aspx.
AES Ohio is reporting the following outages as of 2:54 p.m.:
- Champaign County: 11
- Clark County: 3
- Greene County: 86
- Miami County: 11
- Montgomery County: 192
- Warren County 390
Earlier Thursday morning, AES Ohio had nearly 7,900 customers without service in the region.
As severe thunderstorms move through the Miami Valley nearly 7,900 customers are without power. Safety first, stay away from down power lines! Report your outage and check out the outage safety tips at https://t.co/RoAUlvGmEj pic.twitter.com/DP2tNJ9XI2
— AES Ohio (@AESOhio) August 24, 2023
Ohio Edison was reporting 328 outages in Clark County as of 3:52 p.m.
Thunderstorms in central Ohio started moving southwest into the Miami Valley region early Thursday, bringing heavy rains and gusty winds. Storms moved out of the region by late morning, with skies clearing for some sunshine in the afternoon.
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