ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Severe thunderstorms have started to roll through the region on Wednesday morning, bringing downpours and strong winds.
News10NBC has issued a Yellow Alert for two rounds of storms: the morning and the late afternoon. Already, there have been reports of trees and wires down in Medina, Albion, Shelby, and Gaines. There’s also a report of dime-sized hail in Batavia. You can see the latest forecast here.
Yellow Alert Weather: Tracking two rounds of possibly severe storms on Wednesday
Power outages
Over 2,000 homes or businesses in Orleans County and over 3,000 in Genesee County are without power on Wednesday morning, according to National Grid’s power outage tracker. You can also see the latest outage numbers for RG&E customers here and NYSEG customers here.
Wednesday’s storms could bring damaging winds and hail. If you see downed wires, stay at least 30 feet away and assume any lines are live. To report a downed power line or other hazard, RG&E customers can call 1-800-743-1701 and NYSEG customers can call 1-800-572-1131.
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