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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The region is still cleaning up on Friday after Wednesday’s severe storms, which led to five confirmed tornadoes, widespread power outages, and downed trees and power lines.

The National Weather Service surveyed the damage and confirmed reports of tornadoes in Seneca, Niagara, Genesee, and Orleans counties for Wednesday evening. Here’s where the tornadoes touched down:

Waterloo in Seneca County Fayette in Seneca County Olcott in Niagara County Alexander in Genesee County East Shelby in Orleans County

Do you remember the landslide on Carlsam Drive in Irondequoit that homeowners said was worsening by the day? News10NBC’s Garrett Chan is live with a look at how the storms impacted the ridge on Carlsam Drive. Watch News10NBC TODAY now through 7 a.m. You can livestream the show here.

Thousands still without power, mostly in Seneca County

More than 80,000 homes or businesses had lost power at one point. As of Friday morning, over 2,500 NYSEG customers in Seneca County, mostly in Waterloo, are still without power. There are also nearly 300 RG&E customers without power in Monroe County. You can see the latest outage numbers for RG&E here, NYSEG here, and National Grid here.

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