- Associated Press - Monday, November 24, 2014

Strong winds blowing across Ohio knocked down utility lines, trees and disrupted power for thousands across the state.

A big gust of wind blew out two windows at a courthouse in downtown Toledo, injuring a man who was inside the building. In Columbus, police blocked off a downtown street after a window on a state office tower became dislodged.

Several cities around Ohio reported wind gusts that were above 50 mph on Monday.

The National Weather Service issued wind advisories for most areas of Ohio that were to stay in effect through late Monday night.

Power outages were reported in areas around Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Columbus, Akron and Cleveland.

The Ohio Turnpike ordered a travel ban for some large trucks, motor homes and campers through Monday afternoon.

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