India, Nov. 25 -- Severe storms traversing Alabama have toppled trees and power lines throughout the state, resulting in thousands being deprived of power services.

As of 6:25 a.m. on Tuesday, Alabama Power reports that 50,213 customers are currently without power, and this figure is steadily increasing, WBRC news reported.

In Jefferson County alone, around 32,956 customers are experiencing power outages, while Blount, Etowah, St. Clair, Tuscaloosa, and Walker Counties each report over 2,000 outages.

Fallen trees and power lines are disrupting travel across the state, with one road in northern Jefferson County classified as impassable as crews endeavor to clear the route.

Meanwhile, several posts on Alabama power outage surfaced on X,...