7/3 Severe Storms Power Outage Summary

As of 8:22 PM ET on 09/06/2026, 95,222 customers are without power in 7/3 Severe Storms's affected area (0.08% of tracked customers), across 40 states. The live map above shows where; select an affected state, utility, or county below for local detail.

Customers without power
95,222
Customers served
115,081,742
Share without power
0.08%
States affected
40

Affected states in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers served
South Carolina22,1272,982,424
Michigan13,2335,103,100
Georgia9,9675,000,999
Alabama7,0102,637,427
Arkansas6,3271,713,412
Texas5,94314,814,521
Mississippi4,6971,345,185
Ohio4,0775,446,052
Pennsylvania3,1846,577,271
Florida2,0191,796,998
North Carolina1,6735,494,929
Louisiana1,5202,213,686
Maryland1,4852,647,203
Minnesota1,4513,266,433
Tennessee1,0843,543,910
Missouri1,0393,260,874
Oklahoma1,0042,026,224
Maine9221,269,074
West Virginia8891,008,601
Kansas8821,359,040
Virginia7874,069,074
Iowa6051,540,193
Illinois5525,787,879
Indiana5483,276,184
New Mexico515340,177
Wisconsin4782,834,116
Connecticut3821,686,174
Kentucky2822,447,744
Massachusetts1643,026,264
New York1259,058,681
District of Columbia103323,902
New Jersey844,163,626
North Dakota23182,155
South Dakota13134,388
Colorado843,904
Rhode Island7520,909
Nebraska7518,434
Delaware5340,915
New Hampshire1864,369
Vermont0415,291

Most affected utilities in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers served
Duke Energy12,9796,814,337
DTE Energy12,9212,265,436
Entergy8,6693,058,370
Dominion Energy7,4093,672,396
Georgia Power6,5742,783,851
Alabama Power4,3061,611,138
Cleveland Public Power2,68029,956
FirstEnergy2,6636,161,293
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company1,4051,355,117
Satilla REMC1,39360,235
Lake Region Electric Cooperative1,37457,049
Clay Electric Cooperative1,350194,729
PEA River Electric Coop1,21519,802
Nueces Electric Cooperative1,15221,362
Rio Grande Electric Cooperative1,12714,710
Appalachian Power Company1,0981,046,528
Edisto Electric Coop1,05421,404
Central Maine Power9221,269,074
Gaffney Board of Public Works8967,737
Tallahatchie Valley EPA79728,757
OG&E Energy Corp.796912,666
Southwest Mississippi EPA76025,374
Oncor7104,174,201
Covington Electric Coop70925,156
CenterPoint Energy7052,954,479
Evergy6311,698,632
Aiken Electric Cooperative61253,666
Sam Houston Electric Cooperative60996,663
AES Ohio598574,409
San Patricio Electric Cooperative53711,961
Claiborne Electric Cooperative53123,659
MidAmerican Energy Company526862,215
Easley Combined Utilities48017,798
EverSource4643,307,470
PPL Electric Utilities4641,950,946
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities45767,311
Berkeley Electric Cooperative451137,196
We Energies419799,597
El Paso Electric405460,000
Duquesne Light Company384621,784
Southwestern Electric Power Co374547,693
Southern Pine Electric36371,006
Northern Indiana Public Service Company359528,612
Amicalola EMC34858,111
Central EPA34339,079
American Electric Power Texas3401,097,670
Commonwealth Edison Company3244,122,424
CPS Energy309986,647
Fort Loudoun Electric Cooperative28736,874
Consumers Energy (Michigan)2821,988,089

Most affected counties in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers served
Oakland County, Michigan5,746606,527
Lexington County, South Carolina5,413162,462
Cherokee County, South Carolina4,45730,187
Pulaski County, Arkansas3,409213,965
Livingston County, Michigan3,35490,477
Spartanburg County, South Carolina2,699188,849
Cuyahoga County, Ohio2,689562,160
Greenville County, South Carolina2,476302,823
Wayne County, Michigan2,150780,016
Muscogee County, Georgia2,11694,198
Monroe County, Arkansas1,3896,771
Baltimore City, Maryland1,346287,045
Otter Tail County, Minnesota1,33946,077
Greenwood County, South Carolina1,31827,628
Cambria County, Pennsylvania1,18670,070
Alachua County, Florida1,161135,338
Nueces County, Texas1,045164,652
Montgomery County, Alabama1,004122,031
Knox County, Maine92254,334
Jefferson County, Georgia9019,684
Coffee County, Alabama86229,357
Pickens County, South Carolina84160,757
Brewster County, Texas8077,581
Columbia County, Georgia80671,958
Dale County, Alabama78230,038
Elmore County, Alabama76848,576
Tallahatchie County, Mississippi7607,041
Adams County, Mississippi75016,786
Barnwell County, South Carolina73012,650
Saluda County, South Carolina71415,296
Washtenaw County, Michigan709171,194
Washington County, Mississippi70715,108
Laurens County, Georgia67822,920
Harris County, Texas6372,215,105
Fayette County, Alabama62913,871
Autauga County, Alabama62430,304
Wyandotte County, Kansas62373,525
Berkeley County, South Carolina611136,197
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania607186,493
Polk County, Texas60627,628
Atkinson County, Georgia5994,812
Montgomery County, Ohio586277,415
Anderson County, South Carolina586118,625
Graham County, North Carolina5396,587
Boone County, West Virginia49510,966
Dorchester County, South Carolina48786,079
Ingham County, Michigan466139,450
Barbour County, Alabama46115,629
Muskogee County, Oklahoma45935,214
Randolph County, North Carolina44776,096

View the US power outage map

Outage data is collected directly from utility providers and refreshed approximately every 10 minutes. Last updated 8:22 PM ET on 09/06/2026.

Power Restoration

Most storm-affected outages are restored within a few hours once crews are dispatched. Widespread storm outages can take a day or longer. For a live estimate, find your utility below and report your outage to get area-specific updates.

Power Outage FAQ

Is there a power outage in the affected area right now?
As of 8:22 PM ET on 09/06/2026, 95,222 customers are without power in the affected area. The live map above shows affected areas.
How long do power outages usually last in the affected area?
Most are restored within a few hours. Major storms can extend restoration to a day or longer.
Why is my power out?
Common causes are storms, high winds, equipment faults, and planned maintenance. Your utility lists the cause when it is known.
How can I check outages near me?
Use the live map above, or select your utility or county below for a closer view of current outages.

Outage Safety & Prep Tips

  • Report the outage to your utility so crews know your address is affected.
  • Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed; food stays safe for about 4 hours.
  • Unplug sensitive electronics to protect them from surges when power returns.
  • Never run a generator indoors or in a garage. Keep it outside, away from windows.
  • If you rely on powered medical equipment, contact your utility about its medical priority program.