Power outages in NE Ohio due to storms: Here's where
(WJW) — Thousands of AEP customers in Northeast Ohio are experiencing power outages on Tuesday afternoon as a storm rolls through the area.
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As of 10:30 p.m., the following Northeast Ohio counties are experiencing power outages, according to American Electric Power:
Carroll: More than 2,400
Columbiana: More than 1,700
Coshocton: More than 1,800
Tuscarawas: More than 7,200
FirstEnergy is experiencing similar outages, with a few hundred reported around Northeast Ohio.
Tornado Warnings and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings were issued throughout the evening, but those have since expired.
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FirstEnergy and Cleveland Public Power have not yet reported any major outages for their customers in Northeast Ohio.
Click here for the most up-to-date forecast.
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