Thousands without power after repeated rounds of storms in south-central Pennsylvania
Thousands of customers are without power after repeated rounds of thunderstorms across south-central Pennsylvania.
As of 8 a.m. Thursday, nearly 6,000 customers are affected, with Lebanon and Lancaster counties reporting the most outages.
PPL outages:
Cumberland: 1 Dauphin: 754 Juniata: 93 Lancaster: 1,453 Lebanon: 1 Perry: 103 York: 3
Met-Ed outages:
Adams: 2 Cumberland: 64 Dauphin: 235 Lebanon: 3,030 York: 116
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More storms ahead
Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are expected Thursday across south-central Pennsylvania, with the first arriving in the morning and another possible during the evening. Heavy rain, flash flooding, frequent lightning and damaging wind gusts are the main threats.
A few showers and thunderstorms may linger Friday, especially in the afternoon and early evening. Drier, less humid and more comfortable weather is expected for Labor Day weekend.
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