CLEVELAND, Ohio — Powerful winds slammed Northeast Ohio on Friday, toppling power lines, knocking out electricity to thousands of customers and producing extreme gusts across the region. The National Weather Service recorded an 85 mph wind gust at Cleveland Burke Lakefront Airport at 3:12 p.

Strong winds led to two semi-truck rollovers on Interstate 65 in northwest Indiana Friday afternoon, authorities said.

Strong winds toppled power lines across central Indiana, including in Delaware County.  John Coutinho, executive director of the county’s EMA, said dispatch had gotten at

Heavy snow, accumulating and additional 1 to 3 feet, is expected to persist in our higher elevations, especially west of the divide. Pass travel along and west

Wind gusts up to 50 mph are possible through the rest of the evening into Saturday & another chance for storms are on tap for Monday afternoon.

A Yellow Alert remains up through Friday night and into the first part of Saturday morning for a round of strong winds. High Wind Warnings are posted for Orleans, Genesee and Wyoming Counties, while a Wind Advisory is up for the rest of our area.

Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day in Central Texas due to a number of issues: STRONG winds, EXTREME fire danger, a LARGE temperature swing, and the potential for a few stray thunderstorms east of I-35.