Thunderstorms produce region

KNOX — A line of absolute thunderstorms changed by a Capital Region late Thursday, downing energy lines and withdrawal repairs in a path. But there were no reports of any deaths.

Firefighters responded to an puncture call that a roof had been blown off a building Thursday night, a Albany County Sheriff’s Office said.

National Grid reported 17,389 business but energy as of 12:07 a.m. Friday opposite upstate with a top concentrations in a Capital Region. The application pronounced there were 175 outages with a top concentrations in a Altamont-Knox area and western Saratoga County.

Albany County had 3,043 business but energy with 736 of them in Altamont, 1,223 in Guilderland and 752 in Knox.

Saratoga County had 3,550 but energy including 1,420 in Charlton, 899 in Galway, 504 in Edinburg and 213 in Providence.

Schenectady County reported 4,195 but energy including 2,717 in Schenectady and 1,445 in Glenville.

Rensselaer County reported 881 but electricity including 618 in Pittstown and 151 in Schaghticoke. In Columbia County, 508 were but power.

New York State Electric and Gas reported 1,935 business but energy in Columbia County and 111 but electricity in Rensselaer County.

The glow dialect was during a stage of a Knox Cave Road building during 11:15 p.m., deputies said.

The Hilltowns were being strike by a line of thunderstorms relocating opposite a county’s southwestern communities. High winds were defeat opposite a area.The National Weather Service released a serious thunderstorm warning, observant there could be winds in additional of 60 meles-per-hour and hail.