Massive Power Outages Sweep Cincinnati Region After Severe Storms

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Thousands of people in Cincinnati are without power due to strong winds knocking down trees and power lines. Thunderstorms are moving across the region, impacting the morning commute and potentially limiting high temperatures to the lower 90s. Some schools are considering pushing back start times for high school football games to avoid the high heat in the early evening. Rain is expected on Saturday morning, but the humidity levels will eventually drop off, making the end of the weekend comfortable with highs in the low 80s.
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