UPDATE: Over 11K without power as storms move through the Miami Valley – WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio

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Over 11,000 people remain without power in the Miami Valley after storms. Crews are working to restore power in Montgomery County and other affected areas. Photos of storm damage and power outages are being shared on social media.

Keywords: Power outages, Storm damage, Miami Valley, AES Ohio, Crews, Restoring power

Source: WHIO-TV

Update At: 7/15/2024

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