Duquesne Light and First Energy crews are working to get power restored across Pittsburgh following Tuesday's storms.

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Duquesne Light expects full power restoration in 5–7 days after severe storms hit Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.

Major storms left at least three people dead, caused extensive damage throughout the region, and left hundreds of thousands without power.

A powerful storm downed trees and power lines, leaving more than half a million customers in Pennsylvania, Ohio and neighboring states in the dark on Wednesday morning, with officials reporting at least three deaths.

Severe storms caused widespread power outages and damage from Texas into the Northeast on Tuesday. In the Pittsburgh area, at least two people died as intense winds and rain brought down trees and power lines.