Breaking: First Lutheran Church to close in downtown Dayton after 185 years

About 1,000 local customers still without power after Friday night storm

Heavy rainfall hit in Huber Heights on Chambersburg Rd., on Friday night June 18, 2021. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF

Heavy rainfall hit in Huber Heights on Chambersburg Rd., on Friday night June 18, 2021. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
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Updated June 20, 2021
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The number of customers without power from Friday night’s storms continued to decrease Sunday, but thousands still were without it.

Households and businesses lost power after storms packing lightning, hail, heavy downpours and high winds pounded the region Friday night.

More than 1,100 customers of AES Ohio, formerly Dayton Power & Light Co., were without power as of 6 p.m. Sunday

Duke Energy reported about 10 remaining outages in Warren and Butler Counties. First Energy reported fewer than five outages in the Miami Valley.

ExploreTornado confirmed near Ft. Recovery

At its height as of 9:50 p.m Friday., more than 16,800 AES Ohio customers were without service.

ExploreTornado warnings, large hail send local residents to cover; flooding remains a concern

The outages were spread across several cities and counties.

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