Strong winds knock out power to thousands across region

Strong winds knocked out power Thursday to more than 11,000 electric customers at one point across the region.

The majority of the over 3,680 current outages are in Montgomery County, which has more than 2,000 without power, according to AES Ohio’s online outage map.

ExploreHigh winds: How strong are they near you?

A wind advisory is in effect through 11 p.m. for most counties across the region. The strongest gusts up to 60 mph have ended, but winds will still be strong before gradually subsiding in the early overnight hours, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

ExploreHigh Wind Warning for most, power outages likely

There were 3,680 outages reported as of 9:06 p.m. from AES Ohio, Duke Energy and Ohio Edison, down from 11,241 outages as of 4:30 p.m.

Butler County: 94

Champaign County: 4

Clark County: 317

Greene County: 483

Miami County: 8

Montgomery County: 2,032

Preble County: 283

Warren County: 459

From the National Weather Service: A wind advisory is in effect with wind gusts up to 60mph. Strongest winds are expected between 11AM-6PM and may cause down trees and power lines. Secure outdoor items and use caution if traveling. Review our safety tips: https://t.co/3Ck2f1lrcu pic.twitter.com/ZeUfseT5R2
— AES Ohio (@AESOhio) February 9, 2023

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