Recent severe weather events have left a trail of destruction across Pennsylvania and the northeastern United States, resulting in at least three confirmed deaths. The storms, which included heavy winds and rain, have knocked out power to over 700,000 customers, with more than 300,000 still without electricity in the Pittsburgh area alone. The damage has prompted widespread school closures and road blockages across various counties. As residents begin cleanup efforts, officials have reported instances of electrocution related to downed power lines, further complicating recovery efforts. With severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings issued, many communities remain on high alert for additional severe weather.