SLIDESHOW: Aftermath of Michael causes debris and power outages

(WTVM) - Thousands of Chattahoochee Valley residents are still without power days after Hurricane Michael made its way through the area.

Tropical Storm Michael has left behind concerns for dangerous roads after the storm ripped through and impacted counties across Georgia and Alabama.

You can expect several trees and power lines to be down in the Chattahoochee Valley.

Troup County Sheriff’s office along with other work crews cleaned some of the debris off the roads overnight to ensure safe travels for drivers the next morning.

Residents in Americus, GA are facing power outages, lots of fallen trees, and broken traffic lights as well.

Americus Police say, “Remember that if traffic control is out at an intersection you must treat it as a four-way stop.”

Randolph County is also experiencing power outages. “There is mass destruction throughout our cities and county, it is not advised you leave your home and get on the road later,” the city said.

They recommend that drivers continue to drive with caution as some debris that may still cover the slippery roads from the rain.

To view power outages in your area you can check out Flint Energies, Georgia Power, Diverse Power, or Alabama Power.

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