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Power being restored in the Tri-State
More outages possible Thursday
Posted: 08/09/2012
CINCINNATI - Severe weather had a brush with the Tri-State late Wednesday and into Thursday morning, causing several thousand power outages.
At one point, more than 8,000 Duke Energy customers were without power, most of which were in Butler County.
That number has reduced down to less than 1,000 outages as of Thursday morning, but with more storms taking aim at the Tri-State area, it's possible that number could grow. Keep monitoring this story for the latest updates on outages.
To view the current power outage report on Duke Energy's website visit http://www.duke-energy.com/ohio/outages/current.asp .
For the latest severe weather updates go to wcpo.com/forecast .
To map the severe weather as it hits your doorstep go to http://www.wcpo.com/subindex/weather/maps .
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