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Thousands of New York State Electric and Gas and First Energy-PennElec customers remain without power, four days after a late-season heavy snow storm.

Wet snow is hampering travel, there are numerous reports of trees and wires down across roadways and on homes and thousands of power interruptions.

New York State Electric and Gas says its crews are ready to deal with Winter Storm Gail, which is expected to dump up to a foot or more of snow on the region.

The National Weather Service continues to warn of the potential for some strong storms in the region while heat and humidity continue to build.

Officials say SUNY Broome Community College in the Town of Dickinson has been forced to close for the day due to power issues.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton says a weak tornado is responsible for some of the damage in the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania.

The Broome County Office of Emergency Services is continuing to deal with the aftermath of thunderstorms that brought down trees, utility poles and power lines.

New York State Electric and Gas says it’s ready if high winds bring down branches and power lines.

Strong, gusty winds are blamed for numerous trees, limbs and utility lines down.

The National Weather Service is confirming a tornado with winds of 85 to 100 miles per hour was spawned by a line of strong storms in Wayne County Pennsylvania,