Severe storms cause widespread power outages in Ohio and West Virginia.

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More than 9,000 homes in Jefferson County, Kentucky, are without power after severe storms hit the area on Friday night. A high wind warning has been issued for the area until 4 p.m. on Saturday. LG&E/KU has 40 crew centers on standby to handle outages from Friday's storms, focusing on the western and central parts of Kentucky first. Counties in southern Indiana are also under the high wind warning, where Duke Energy is taking similar precautions. A possible tornado hit Whiteland, Indiana, causing severe damage to homes and businesses. At least three people died in Sullivan County, Indiana, due to the severe weather.
- More than 8000 without power in Jefferson County after Friday's severe weather, wind WDRB
- Storms slam Northeast Ohio News 5 Cleveland WEWS
- Extreme wind speeds cause power outages in West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio WOWK 13 News
- 5,900 LG&E customers in Jefferson County estimated without power following storms WLKY Louisville
- Over 100,000 FirstEnergy customers without power in Northeast Ohio following severe storms News 5 Cleveland WEWS
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