There are several reports of downed trees and power lines over roads, according to emergency scanner traffic. Damage from downed limbs has been reported around the Miami Valley.
Thousands are without power after severe weather and high winds, Dayton Power and Light reported.
A National Weather Service spotter in Centerville said that several large tree limbs have fallen.
Showers are expected before 9 a.m. and temperatures could rise as high as 54 degrees. However, for most of the day, temperatures will stay around 45 degrees. The day is expected to be windy.
A woman was killed by a falling tree this afternoon, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office reported in a release.
Confidence is increasing in winds gusts near or in excess of 50 MPH evolving on Sunday morning and afternoon, especially...
Posted by US National Weather Service Wilmington OH on Saturday, November 14, 2020
The evening will be partly cloudy and the wind is expected to die down slightly, ranging from 14 to 21 mph. Temperatures could drop as low as 32 degrees Sunday night.
Tomorrow’s weather is expected to be clearer, with highs around 51 degrees. However, we could still see some wind tomorrow, with winds between 10 and 14 mph expected.
Tuesday’s temperatures are expected to be cold, with highs of 45 and lows around 24 degrees. The skies are expected to be sunny and clear.
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