A thunderstorm with 60 mph wind gusts toppled trees in Winston-Salem, causing more than 4,000 power outages in Forsyth and Guilford counties. No injuries were immediately reported.

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When those trees come down, they often bring down power lines and damage equipment." PECO said its added more than 1,400 additional workers to its repair crews, including teams from ComEd in Chicago.

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At one point Friday morning nearly 2,000 people in the area were without power. Officials closed the Hardin County Courthouse and Eldora City Hall, as well as the Eldora Aquatic Center.

Power is out in portions of Black Hawk, Grundy, and Tama counties where 50-60 mph winds have been reported. 1-2" of rain has fallen in the area and could lead to ponding on the roads.

All across the region, severe weather pulled up trees which in turn fell on cars, homes and took down power lines. Delaware County was not spared from storm damage.

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One tree crushed a car, broke power lines, and blocked road access. Eyewitness News saw similar scenes in Fresh Meadows after downpours tour through the area.

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Power was knocked out to more than 4.000 customers on Thursday after a violent thunderstorm passed through downtown Winston-Salem and the surrounding area.