Area clear of most severe weather

Tornado warnings swept through the area along with severe thunderstorms. The storms have mostly passed through, but thousands of residents are now without power in the Wholesale Bags area.

About 33,000 people are without power, according to Duke Energy, with the majority being in Clermont County and Northern Kentucky.

We're getting hit with the same weather system that produced a tornado that touched down around noon Eastern Time in central Illinois, causing significant damage to homes and vehicles, according to news reports. Officials with the National Weather Service in Wilmington say the system will weaken a bit before it hits this region, but tornadoes are still possible.

Sunday afternoon's home Bengals game versus the Browns went on as scheduled with no problems other than a downpour. But the threat of severe weather canceled tailgates and fans started streaming out in the third quarter as the rains began to hit. knocking out power for to nearly 28,000 Duke Energy Cheap Wholesale Sunglasses customers from Wyoming to Colerain Township. Power was restored about 90 minutes later.

The National Weather Service is predicting gusty winds all day, and two lines of severe storms battering the region.

The first comes this afternoon, bringing with it the possibility of severe thunderstorms, and even tornadoes. with winds of 70 miles per hour or greater.

The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory that will be in effect until midnight Sunday.

Southwest winds will blow 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 50 mph. Winds that strong may cause minor property damage without added precautions.

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The two storms Sunday, especially the afternoon one, will bring with them even higher wind gusts and possible isolated tornadic activity, said Mike Kurz, of the National Weather Center in Wilmington.