High Winds and Severe Weather Cause Power Outages Across Midwest and Northeast
High Winds and Severe Weather Cause Power Outages Across Midwest and Northeast
US · Published Mar 15, 2026
High winds have caused power outages for nearly 600,000 customers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
Minnesota cities are preparing for potentially the largest snowfall of the season, with snow emergencies declared.
AccuWeather describes the current weather situation as a 'potent triple-threat March megastorm' affecting various regions of the US.
High winds cause power outages and damage
A powerful weather system is causing significant disruptions across the Midwest and Northeast of the United States, primarily due to high winds. Nearly 600,000 customers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan are without power as wind gusts reached up to 85 mph in Cleveland, Ohio. This severe weather is part of a broader pattern, with heavy rains in Hawaii and extreme heat in Phoenix, leading AccuWeather to describe the situation as a 'potent triple-threat March megastorm.'
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