Residents across the Chicago area were cleaning up after Saturday night storms dealt serious damage, including at a suburban condominium building that took a direct hit.

"I lived here 28 years and never anything like this," resident Antony Artaga said.

A Mount Prospect condo building, which is home to dozens, was heavily damaged.

More than 60 units were left uninhabitable.

"When I came here, I was in tears," Artaga said. "I've never seen anything so devastating."

"It's pretty bad," Jackie Mattson, another resident, stated. "There was a guy with a drone up on the top, and you can basically see the floor plan from the sky, the roof is totally gone on top.."

People in the suburb said strong winds hit fast, not only damaging property but causing power outages.

"Where I was, I was at McDonald's, the whole place shook," Artaga recounted. "There was hail damage, the winds were so terrible."

As of Sunday afternoon, more than 33,000 ComEd customers without power across the Chicago area. According to the utility, more than 80% of service had been restored, and full restoration was expected by 2 p.m. Monday.

In Cicero, several neighbors were dealing with major flooding after heavy rainfall saturated the area.

"It looks to be at least three feet of water, if not a little bit more," Jessica Magana said.

Magana said the block along 36th Street is notorious for flooding.

"The storms last night, they were brutal," she stated.

Magana came to check on her parent's home - because they're out of the country - and was left with the task of cleaning a mess up.

"We're going to probably spend our whole day here but whatever it takes to get it remedied for them," she stated.

Some parts of the Chicago area received nearly six inches of rain in the overnight hours - causing flash flooding and damage.