Police were at Valley High School early Tuesday to investigate reports of a bomb threat at the North Valley school.

They didn’t issue an order to evacuate, but instead did a precautionary search of the school.

Police told us they responded to a similar threat Monday at Valley.

A search of the school that day didn’t turn up any devices either.

Strong winds, rain and hail downed power lines, destroyed Little League dugouts and toppled trees throughout Albuquerque on Friday.

In total, more than 5,600 customers reported power outages in the metro area.

At 11 p.m. Friday night, PNM's power outage map showed more than 900 customers in the Northeast Heights near Juan Tabo and Menaul Boulevard are without power.

More than 2,000 people in the South Valley had their power restored around 8:30 p.m.

PNM officials said power was restored for more than 2,600 North Valley and Old Town residents by 8 p.m.

Various small outages were also reported in Rio Rancho and the East Mountains. 

PNM officials expect power to be restored to all sometime Friday night.

There have also been reports of trees uprooting and falling to the ground.

The dugouts at the North Valley Little League fields were destroyed by what some witnesses called, "a small tornado."