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Severe storms caused extensive damage across Louisville and surrounding areas, uprooting trees, downing power lines, and damaging homes and vehicles. Many residents are awaiting power restoration, and another round of storms is expected Sunday evening.
High winds and soaking rain in New York City caused several trees to fall, damaging cars and disrupting businesses. The storm took down a large tree in Marble Hill, Manhattan, and another on the Upper West Side, with additional trees falling in the Bronx and Brooklyn. The storm also led to concerns about power outages, flooding, and transportation restrictions, prompting the MTA to ban certain vehicles on bridges and close pedestrian walkways. Residents are urged to report concerns about tree health to 311.
Storm Isha has caused severe disruption across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, with trees down and power cuts, leading to impassable roads and widespread damage to the network, including fallen trees at the iconic Dark Hedges in County Antrim and in Irish Street in Londonderry.
Gaylene Runey of Washington County, Oregon, has been dealing with the aftermath of a storm that caused 10 trees to fall on her home, leaving her without water or heat. Despite the extensive damage and financial strain, she remains optimistic, saying, "If you don’t laugh, you’ll cry."
Powerful winds in Watertown, New York, caused significant damage, including downed trees, damaged homes, and crushed vehicles. Residents expressed disbelief and gratitude that there were no injuries, despite the destruction. Cleanup efforts are underway in the aftermath of the storm.
A severe wind and rainstorm caused widespread damage across Maine, with flooding concerns leading to the closure of certain areas. Numerous trees fell, blocking roads and damaging cars and structures. High winds caused a tractor trailer's roof to be blown off, wires sparked as they hit tree branches, and downed wires started a fire. Officials have advised the public to stay indoors and off the roads.
A Level 3 storm wreaked havoc on the South Shore, causing at least one fatality and widespread damage. A Hingham man was killed when a tree fell on a trailer in Hanover. An elementary school in Hingham was evacuated after a tree fell on it, but no injuries were reported. Tens of thousands of customers were left without power, and full restoration could take up to 72 hours. The storm also caused trees to fall on homes and a fire truck in Marshfield. The storm brought heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding to the area. Flights at Logan Airport were grounded, and ferry service to Hull was canceled.
A rain and wind storm hit Wellesley, causing significant damage including fallen trees, damaged buildings, flooded streets and basements. The Wellesley Police Department responded to various incidents, including a tree falling onto a garage and flooding on Route 9. Despite the destruction, no injuries were reported, and residents sought refuge at the Wellesley Free Library, which provided power and Wi-Fi.
Firefighters, police, and utility crews were kept busy as reports flooded in about downed trees, flooded roads, and power outages in Boston. Numerous streets were blocked by fallen trees, while bridges and subway stations experienced water overflow. Sidewalks were also washed away in some areas. The city witnessed serious flooding in various locations, including in front of a supermarket known for its flood-prone spot.
Strong winds in Southern New England caused multiple large trees to crash into homes and cars during a storm. Images and videos show the extent of the damage, including an SUV crushed by a fallen tree and a Cape Cod resident's home being struck by an uprooted tree. A coastal flood warning was also in effect, with visible flooding reported in Narragansett, Rhode Island. No injuries have been reported, and further information is being sought.
Mountain Brook police provide an update on road closures and conditions following severe storms in Central Alabama, with Public Works and Alabama Power working to remove fallen trees not associated with live power lines. Several roads have been cleared and are now open for travel, while others remain blocked due to live power lines.
Multiple roads in Ingham County, Michigan, have been closed due to storm damage caused by heavy winds and downed power lines and trees. The closures are affecting various townships within the county, including Bunkerhill, Delhi, Leroy, Ingham, Vevay, and Onondaga. The Ingham County Road Department has provided a list of affected roads, urging residents to exercise caution and seek alternative routes.
Severe thunderstorms caused significant damage to areas of Hoover, Alabama, with fallen trees and power lines blocking roads and damaging homes. The Hoover Fire Department, Hoover Police Department, and Hoover Public Works responded to numerous calls to clear the streets and assess damaged structures. Mayor Frank Brocato expressed gratitude to city employees and citizens for their assistance and urged people to avoid the area due to safety hazards. Cleanup efforts are expected to begin next week.
Severe storms in Maryland caused widespread damage, with fallen trees and power lines damaging homes in Pikesville. Former Baltimore Ravens tight end Nick Boyle's house was also hit, leaving it unlivable with a massive cleanup ahead. No injuries were reported, but power outages and road closures persist. The Maryland Insurance Administration has scheduled a virtual disaster assistance center to help residents with insurance-related issues.
A severe storm with winds exceeding 80 mph swept through the D.C. region, causing widespread damage, power outages, and fallen trees. The storm, fueled by extreme heat and humidity, resulted in downed power lines, damaged buildings, and closed major roads and tourist attractions. Thousands of customers remain without power, and cleanup efforts are underway to remove fallen trees and restore electricity. Authorities are investigating a storm-related death in Virginia.