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Waves Of Storms Leave Thousands Without Power
Waves of powerful storms have left thousands without power in the Midwest.
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CHICAGO (June 20, 2009)--Thousands of utility customers in the Midwest were without electricity Saturday after waves of thunderstorms.
In northern Illinois, ComEd spokesman Peter Pedraza said 67,000 customers still had no power early Saturday as a result of the severe weather that struck on Friday.
Consumers Energy in Michigan said about 33,600 of its customers statewide had no power Saturday and Duke Energy in Indiana reported about 13,000 customers blacked out.
Indianapolis Power and Light reported nearly 8,000 outages.
Iowa and Wisconsin also had scattered outages.
The storms produced torrential rain.
The National Weather Service said parts of northern Illinois may have gotten as much as 4 inches of rain Friday and Racine, Wis., had a 24-hour total of nearly 7 inches.
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