ANNAPOLIS, Md. — As the remnants of Ida bring storms throughout the state, we're taking a look at the damage it brought to the area.
Anne Arundel County seems to have taken the brunt of the storm, with trees and powerlines taken down in Annapolis.
****ALERT**** Unsafe area, avoid the area. https://t.co/0OToOjOm6k pic.twitter.com/Q63umNY7iY
— Annapolis Fire Dept (@AnnapolisFire) September 1, 2021
Viewers from across the Edgewater and Annapolis area also sent in video of a tornado in the county.
Possible tornado touches down in Anne Arundel County
BGE says that there are no reported active gas leaks in the area of West Street in Annapolis and crews have continued to canvass the area for safety.
- As of 10 p.m., there were 261 active power outages in the area with a total of 6,335 customers impacted.
- BGE said two hardest hit counties were Anne Arundel County and Baltimore County.
- As of 10 p.m., there were 2,180 customers out in Anne Arundel County and 2,253 customers out in Baltimore county.
- The majority of customers will be restored tomorrow.
- As of 10 p.m., there were 2,180 customers out in Anne Arundel County and 2,253 customers out in Baltimore county.
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