Destructive Straight-Line Winds: Stronger squall lines commonly produce wind gusts from 60 to 80 mph. Winds this strong are capable of downing tree limbs and knocking out power at the very least ...

While the squall line is expected to hit the Tallahassee area at around 10 a.m., forecasters warned tornadoes will also be possible in any "rogue showers or storms" that develop ahead of the line.

A snow squall warning is in place for the Lake Huron and southern Georgian Bay shores, highlighting the potential for up to 30 cm of snow through Wednesday. Locally higher totals are possible.

FOX Weather Hundreds of thousands lose power in the storms The NWS reports numerous reports of damage all across Tallahassee around 7 a.m. ET as the squall line was moving through.

While the squall line is expected to hit the Tallahassee area at around 10 a.m., forecasters warned tornadoes will also be possible in any "rogue showers or storms" that develop ahead of the line.