Following Thursday evening’s storms that rolled through much of the state, several counties in northwest Ohio reported storm damage and sightings of possible tornadoes. 10TV’s sister station WTOL reported that the Point Place neighborhood in Toledo was hit hard by the storm. Many residents in the area reported roof damage, downed trees and downed power lines. ProMedica Laboratories, a business on Suder Avenue, appeared to suffer heavy damage. Phlebotomist Kendrick Mosely said had just finished up his work day and headed home just before the storm arrived. He heard on his way home that the building had been destroyed. "It’s heartbreaking. All these people are dependent about this lab," Mosely told WTOL. "I’m sad I won’t be here to service my patients. This is devastating." A barn was also reportedly smashed and trees were toppled in Sandusky County. The storms in the area left around 12,000 without power. The weather service reported “a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado” over Bellevue and storms showing “signs of rotation” in other areas. National Weather Service Cleveland tweeted on Friday saying that it has three survey teams headed to northwest Ohio Friday to report damage.