Severe storms have caused power outages and damage across the Tennessee Valley, with over 10,000 customers without power in Madison County alone. Huntsville Utilities is responding to outages in Northeast Huntsville, with service expected to be restored as quickly as possible. The exact cause of the outages is not known, but a strong storm system is moving through the area.
The City of Athens has reported power outages in western Limestone County, as well as possible structure fires caused by power lines. ALEA has stated that fallen trees are blocking multiple roads in Limestone and Madison Counties. The City of Madison has also reported trees blocking roadways in the northern part of the city, with Public Works working to clear the roads.
In Lauderdale County, over 200 customers are without power in Rogersville, while Jackson County has nearly 900 customers without power. Residents are urged to stay safe and submit photos of storm damage to WAFF.
As the storm continues to move through the region, residents are advised to take caution and stay updated on the latest news and weather alerts. Stay safe and follow local authorities’ instructions during these severe weather conditions. Subscribe to WAFF for the latest updates on the storm and its impact on the Tennessee Valley.
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