Thousands remain without power after storms with strong winds moved through the region on Tuesday.
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As of 12:05 a.m., AES Ohio reports that almost 2,200 customers are without power, according to their outage map.
AES Ohio said in a social media post that Tuesday's storms "caused widespread damage" across the area.
"Crews are actively assessing damage, making repairs, and safely restoring service as quickly as possible," the social media post said.
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Over 7,500 total outages are reported across the region.
Here is the breakdown by county:
As of 12:01 a.m., First Energy's website reports that over 2,500 customers across Champaign and Clark counties are without power. This includes over 2,400 outages in Clark County and 62 in Champaign County.
Duke Energy says that over 2,600 customers in Warren County are without power. There are over 300 outages reported in Butler County.
They posted this statement about the outages on their website on Tuesday.
"A storm system moving across the region is bringing damaging winds and heavy rain, causing widespread outages. Our crews are ready to respond as soon as conditions safely allow. Please stay safe and avoid any downed power lines. We appreciate your patience."
News Center 7 will continue following this story.
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