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Storm damage reported across Connecticut

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There are some power outages Friday morning after storms moved through Connecticut, causing damage and closing roads.

Eversource is reporting just over 300 customers without power as of 10:45 a.m. See the latest outage map here.

Here are some of the towns impacted by the storms.

Avon

A tree fell down on Cliff Drive in Avon.

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Columbia

Eversource reported that half of Columbia is without power as of 7:30 p.m. There are around 51 power outages Friday morning.

No main roads are closed, but trees and wires were down on Route 87 and Route 6.

Enfield

Both Cranbrook Boulevard and Moody Road were closed in Enfield due to heavy rain.

The Department of Public Works was notified of flooding on Moody Road caused by ongoing construction in the area.

Farmington

Route 4, also known as Farmington Avenue, was closed at Highwood Road because of downed wires.

Police said New Britain Avenue was also closed between Plainville Avenue, known as Route 177, and Coppermine Road.

Franklin

The state Department of Transportation said Route 32 was closed at Manning Road after a tree fell down on wires.

Harwinton

A tree branch fell on wires on Maple Drive off Scoville Hill Road.

Killingly

There was a tree on wires on Route 101 in Killingly, according to state police.

New Milford

There was a tree down across Route 202 in the Hipp Road area.

A tree was across the road in the Candlewood Mountain and Bullymuck area.

There were several hundreds of Eversource customers without power in the Aspetuck Ridge and Long Mountain area due to equipment damage.

Power has been restored for most as of Friday morning.

North Canaan

State Road 382, or Ashley Farms Road, was closed at Route 7 in North Canaan because a tree was down on wires, according to the CT Department of Transportation.

Simsbury

A tree fell down on Corey Road in Simsbury, the National Weather Service reports.

South Windsor

The National Weather Service said there were power lines down on the 100 block of Oak Street.

Torrington

Police said wires were down in the roadway on Riverside Avenue.

West Hartford

A tree was down on wires and a utility pole was snapped in West Hartford, according to the National Weather Service.

You can get the latest forecast anytime here.

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