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Power restored for hundreds of people after underground cable caused outage
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The power is back for most of the more than 400 homes or businesses on Rochester’s northeast side that lost electricity early Wednesday morning.
RG&E’s power outage tracker showed outages on Upper Falls Boulevard, Clifford Avenue, North Clinton Avenue, Holland Street, and other streets around 5 a.m. You can see the latest numbers here.
An RG&E spokesperson said an underground cable issue caused the outage. The spokesperson said crews are still working to make repairs to restore power to the remaining customers as soon as possible.
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Car crash causes power outages in Rochester’s Upper Falls area on Wednesday
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester police said a car crash in the area of Upper Falls Boulevard and Joseph Avenue caused a power outage in the area on Wednesday.
Police said the crash happened about 2:30 p.m., and according to the latest report from police, the area is still without power and is affecting traffic lights.
According to RG&E, over 460 customers are without power in that Upper Falls area. As of 7 p.m., power is expected to return to most of the area by 9:30 p.m. with restoration times taking as long as 11:30 p.m.
You can see the outage map reporting by RG&E here.
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Significant damage reported after likely tornado touches down in Heber-Overgaard area
HEBER-OVERGAARD, AZ — Significant damage is being reported after a suspected tornado touched down in Heber-Overgaard Wednesday night, based on ABC15 Desert Doppler radar scans and damage photos and video being submitted by viewers.
ABC15 Chief Meteorologist Amber Sullins says a touchdown likely happened around 8 p.m.
National Weather Service Flagstaff is sending a crew to the Heber-Overgaard area to survey the damage along with state officials later Thursday morning. They are expected to release their findings and determine whether it was, in fact, a tornado early Thursday afternoon.
"It went silent, and then it was (like) a freight train," a fire official said during a Thursday morning press conference, noting his own experience of receiving the emergency alerts just moments before the storm hit.
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