A massive Thunderstorm warning is underway around the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region leading to massive storm damage including this tree and power line that came down in Bethesda, Maryland.

Destructive storms blew through the Washington, D.C., area on Thursday night, causing trees to crush cars and houses while cutting power to numerous neighborhoods. Thousands of people are waiting ...

If any part of the tree is close to GPA’s electrical power lines, the tree may be energized and you should not touch it. Do not attempt to pick fruit on trees near to or touching power lines.

Cleanup underway after storms topple trees, power lines across D.C. region Ferocious storms tore across the D.C. region Thursday, felling trees, power lines and buildings.

Nearly 1,700 customers were without power Friday morning, according to Entergy's outage map. The outage was reported in St. James and St. John the Baptist parishes with 1,765 customers in the dark.

More than 20,000 customers in the D.C. area are still without power after severe storms hit, affecting Dominion and Pepco services. Crews work to restore power.

A storm in April brought down a large tree on Colin Avenue in Toronto. High winds in the city on Thursday evening brought down trees and power lines, leaving 6,000 without electricity.

Eversource’s website listed 680 power outages as of 2:30 p.m., down from more than 1,100 power outages. As of 2:30 p.m., Eversource's website listed more than 3,700 power outages statewide.

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.

If power is lost due to a fallen tree the company faces penalties from the regulator Ofgem. According to the distributor, recent investment in line clearance has seen a 20% reduction in power cuts ...

Straight line winds caused damage in parts of PA, NJ after storm sweeps through Philly region: NWS Weather experts noted that, at this time, they do not see any evidence of a tornado.