Cleanup underway after powerful storms knock out power across Connecticut
Cleanup efforts are underway Monday after powerful storms swept across Connecticut Sunday evening and caused several power outages, blocked roads and wind damage.
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Nov 16, 2020, 6:10 PM
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Sunday night's storms led to thousands of power outages in southwestern Connecticut.
Newtown, Fairfield and Wilton had several road closures as a result of last night's storm.
Newtown public schools had a 2-hour delay this morning as a result of the storms also.
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Newtown Sunday but it has since expired.
A viewer video in Bridgeport shows a backyard trampoline rolling across the street.
Gusts of 60 mph winds were reported at Sikorsky Memorial Airport on Sunday night.
Elm Drive in Newtown was closed, but the first selectman's office says there were no reports of damage to any homes and no residents were hurt.
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