Power outage

Severe Thunderstorms Knock Out Power for Over 30,000 in Virginia

Severe thunderstorms struck Virginia on August 2, 2024, leaving over 30,000 Dominion Power customers without electricity. The storm caused significant disruptions in Hampton, Newport News, and York County, with wind gusts exceeding 50 mph. As recovery efforts begin, residents are urged to stay informed and report outages to local authorities.

Power Outage Affects Over 10,600 Customers in Denver Area Amid Extreme Heat

A major power outage affected over 10,600 Xcel Energy customers in the Denver area on July 25, 2024, with crews working to restore service after a tree fell on power lines. The outage impacted several cities, including Denver and Boulder, amid extreme heat and fire safety concerns. Xcel Energy’s Wildfire Mitigation Plan aims to reduce wildfire risks while managing power disruptions.

CenterPoint Outage Map Offline as Tropical Storm Beryl Threatens Gulf Coast

As Tropical Storm Beryl threatens the Gulf Coast, CenterPoint’s outage map remains offline, leaving Houston residents in the dark about power outages. The company plans to introduce a new cloud-based platform to replace the map by the end of the month. In the meantime, residents are urged to sign up for the Power Alert Service for outage notifications at their address.

Power Outage Affects Thousands in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

A power outage in Lebanon, Pennsylvania affected 4,700 Met-Ed customers, with electricians resolving the issue by 9:30 a.m. However, subsequent disruptions occurred due to a breaker opening at another substation. Lebanon city residents have faced multiple outages in recent weeks, with this being the fourth major incident. Approximately 1,398 customers are still without power as of the latest update.

Power Restored to All Affected Areas in Sandusky

Breaking News: Power has been successfully restored to all affected areas in Sandusky, with First Energy swiftly resolving the outages that left more than 1,500 customers without power. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.

Planned Power Outages in Superior Township and Ann Arbor Delayed Due to Extreme Heat and Storms

Planned power outages in Superior Township and Ann Arbor have been delayed due to extreme heat and recent storms. DTE announced the postponement of the scheduled outages, set to transition customers to a new power system, to July 11 and 12. The $40 million electric infrastructure project aims to enhance reliability and increase capacity by 30%. Stay informed with 89.1 WEMU for updates on this ongoing project.

Power Outage Hits Chinatown and Downtown Honolulu After Arc Flash Incident

Power outage hits Chinatown and downtown Honolulu after arc flash incident during repair work. Hawaiian Electric working to restore power to affected 3,000 customers. Safety of workers a top priority with investigations ongoing to determine cause of flash. Businesses and residents facing challenges due to outage.

Power Outage Hits Hundreds of Homes and Businesses in Vista

An unexpected power outage in Vista left hundreds without electricity, affecting 1,485 SDG&E customers. The cause is under investigation, emphasizing the importance of reliable power supply. Power outages can disrupt daily activities, highlighting the critical role electricity plays in modern society.

Gusty Winds Cause Havoc in Macomb County

Gusty winds caused havoc in Macomb County as a line of thunderstorms approached, resulting in several downed power lines and approximately 1,300 utility customers without power. The National Weather Service issued a warning for damaging wind gusts exceeding 60 mph, with large hail and the possibility of an isolated tornado as secondary threats. Severe weather conditions are forecasted to occur between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Houston Apartment Complex Residents Face Week-Long Power Outage Crisis

Residents of a Spring Branch apartment complex in Houston are without electricity for a week, facing health concerns and food spoilage. Despite pleas for assistance, management has not taken action, leaving tenants frustrated. Legal experts advise sending repair demand letters to landlords to seek resolution. Tenants may have grounds for legal action if no progress is made within a week.