Storms whipped through the region Friday, knocking out power for thousands and shutting down portions of the Northway.Cones mark off a downed power line across McDonald Street in Glens Falls on Friday.A downed tree blocks one side of Fielding Street in Glens Falls on Friday.Flares block off a downed tree on Hudson Avenue in front of Glens Falls Hospital on Friday.A downed tree partially blocks Ridge Street in Glens Falls on Friday.A car drives through a partially flooded Dix Avenue in Glens Falls on Friday.A tree and downed wires block Leonard Street in Glens Falls on Friday.Staff writers Chad Arnold and Michael Goot and Sports Editor Greg Brownell contributed to this story.The tornado that tore through the area on Friday night left behind a lot of downed and damaged trees that municipal crews and homeowners were busy cleaning up on Monday.There is a tornado watch until 10 p.m. that includes the counties of Warren, Washington and Saratoga.Numerous National Grid crews were called to the area Saturday morning, from as far away as Oneonta and Syracuse, to work on wires downed in the storm Friday evening and get power restored. Updated: Storm causes damage, knocks out power; Northway reopened You can cancel at any time.
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All across the county, countless trees were uprooted and power lines were strewn over roads. The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office reported many downed trees and power lines in Saratoga and Wilton.In Greenwich, all lanes of Route 29 were closed to the intersection of Route 49 because of downed trees, according to NY Alert.National Grid reported more than 8,000 customers in Warren and northern Saratoga counties had been affected by the storm as of 10 p.m. and NYSEG reported more than 500 customers were without power in Washington County. Lester and his wife lived in this home on Bonnafair Drive in Hermitage for 32 years and raised their eight children here.
Numerous National Grid crews were called to the area Saturday morning, from as far away as Oneonta and Syracuse, to work on wires downed in the storm Friday evening and get power restored.
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Multiple boats at the Four Corners Marina in Nashville were damaged.In Lawrenceburg, trees fell on numerous homes and many roads were blocked.
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Signs were damaged or knocked over.
Hours after the storms, the outage numbers remained around 120,000.
Emergency officials said a communications tower at the West End Fire Hall collapsed, which cut off emergency communications in western Lawrence County.Emergency management officials in Maury County conducted multiple water rescues in different areas of the Duck River.
By midnight, the Northway had reopened.Dark, menacing clouds descended on the city of Glens Falls around 6 p.m.
Here, three crews in bucket trucks can be seen working on wires along Corinth Road, just past the Queensbury water treatment plant, where about a dozen poles were snapped by the wind.Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A line of strong storms passed through Middle Tennessee causing damage when strong winds downed trees and power lines. Power was expected to be restored by 11:30 a.m., according to the utility company’s website.
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Power was disrupted in several cities.In Davidson County, nearly 130,000 Nashville Electric Service customers were without power, which NES officials said was one of their largest outages on record. The storm also caused a death in Spring Hill, when a limb allegedly fell on a firefighter.The thunderstorms caused widespread power outages, uprooted trees, and even damaged some homes Sunday afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service did not confirm any tornado activity as of Friday night.Downed trees and lines temporarily blocked several roads in the city of Glens Falls, including Ridge Street, Hudson Avenue, Fielding Street, McDonald Street and Orchard Street.