Storms Cause Widespread Power Outages, Road Blockages Across Multiple US Counties

Severe storms across multiple U.S. regions have caused widespread damage including power outages, fallen trees, and flooding. In Manitoba, stormy weather knocked out power to nearly 1,700 customers in several areas, with crews actively working to restore electricity while urging caution around downed lines. Metro Atlanta experienced fallen trees blocking roads and taking down power lines, with one vehicle damaged and a home severely hit, though no injuries were reported. Sutton County, Texas, faced strong winds that blew off roofs and downed power poles and trees, prompting officials to warn residents to stay alert ahead of more incoming storms. Junction City, Kansas, saw nearly two inches of rain and high winds that disrupted power, damaged trees, and led to the cancellation of local meetings, with emergency services ensuring safety near a local elementary school. In Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, thunderstorms caused thousands of power outages and downed trees and utility lines in several locations.