Thousands of power outages reported across the Tri-State as high winds roll through in the remnants of Helene

Thousands Experience Power Outages

Over 16,000 Without Power in Tri-State as Remnants of Hurricane Helene Bring High Winds

More than 16,000 residents in the Tri-State area are currently experiencing power outages as the remnants of Hurricane Helene sweep through. The region is under a High Wind Warning until 10 p.m., with gusts reaching up to 60 miles per hour, accompanied by heavy rain.

The most affected areas include Clermont, Adams, and Brown counties, where the majority of outages have been reported. While heavy rain and strong winds are expected to continue until at least 6 p.m., forecasts indicate that conditions may improve for Friday night football games, though the fields will remain saturated.

In Bethel, a downed power line has been causing disruptions for businesses along State Route 125, adding to the challenges faced by the community during this stormy weather.

Thousands of power outages reported across the Tri-State as high winds roll through in the remnants of Helene