Storms trigger tornado warnings and knocks out power to thousands
By Brian Koster
Published on March 27, 2026.
Severe thunderstorms hit the Northeast Ohio area, triggering tornado warnings and leaving thousands without power. The warnings were issued for both Holmes and Richland Counties. No significant damage was reported. The situation is now under control with the Department of Public Affairs. The public is urged to make an informed informed about the situation.
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