Update: Damage and Power Outages Left in Storm's Wake

At least one resident in Leland Hills subdivision did not escape the storm without damage.

Mike Keighley, who lives on Carrie in the subdivision on the far east side of Channahon, walked into his living room to see the tree in his front yard on top of his truck.

"I walked in from my kitchen and I walked into the living room and I could not see out the window," he said. "I could not see the truck, something was blocking it and I was like, 'oh jeez.'"

The story was similar throughout Leland Hills.

A couple streets over on Donna and Mary Lou, a tree was split in half and in the middle of the roadway. Channahon Police Detective Adam Bogard was out in his squad car blocking the street.

Andrea Snickeris is a neighbor to the house where the tree fell. She was out on foot late Tuesday, armed with a flashlight, accessing the damage to the area where she lives.

Residents in both Channahon and Minooka are dealing with lost power and television signal, and at least one home was reportedly struck by lightning.

Patch has been unable to substantiate reports of a home struck by lightning in Leland Hills subdivision. However, the subdivision has numerous branches down, some resting on power lines.

Editor's Note: In a previous version of this story, Patch incorrectly identified the location of an attached photo. The error has been fixed.