Photos: Severe weather leaves behind path of destruction across southeastern US
Nearly 140,000 customers were left without power in the Carolinas and Virginia after severe storms ripped through parts of the southeastern United States over the weekend.
The current number of outages has dwindled to around 17,000 as of Tuesday morning, according to PowerOutage.us.
Five people were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a tree fell on a house in Reidsville, North Carolina, where there were many reports of damaged houses and downed trees.
ElectriCities said major outages in Huntersville, North Carolina, are currently being restored with lots of work to do along Highway 115.
A confirmed tornado caused significant damage to homes, businesses and trees in Lynchburg, Virginia. The storm also flipped over several cars.
Amherst and Lynchburg Public Schools will be closed on Monday due to the widespread damage.
Storm damage in the Danville, Virginia, area may have also been the result of a tornado. There were several reports of downed power lines, poles and trees, as well as damaged homes, in the area.
Storm damage to numerous homes was also reported in the town of Greensboro, North Carolina.
Greensboro, N.C. after a possible tornado twisted through the area. (Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
(Image via Marcus Orr)
A possible tornado caused significant damage in Lynchburg, Virginia. The picture below shows a MedExpress urgent care center on Timberlake Road.
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