7/3 Severe Storms Power Outage Summary

As of 8:20 PM ET on 08/23/2026, 135,526 customers are without power in 7/3 Severe Storms's affected area (0.12% 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
135,526
Customers tracked
114,472,789
Share without power
0.12%
States affected
40

Affected states in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers tracked
Tennessee75,1243,470,497
Indiana13,3833,272,813
Louisiana11,2552,200,566
Texas6,71814,802,941
Ohio6,5785,443,075
Mississippi4,2861,251,787
Pennsylvania4,1186,578,371
Arkansas1,7691,714,108
Kansas1,6761,358,184
Georgia1,4474,928,339
South Carolina1,2282,968,209
Missouri9743,202,736
Michigan9055,102,943
New York7639,206,776
Wisconsin6212,823,510
Alabama5822,636,855
Florida5601,797,119
Virginia5074,054,661
Vermont485415,290
Massachusetts4422,953,303
Maryland2702,644,915
Minnesota2443,116,816
New Jersey2194,163,918
Oklahoma2042,023,829
Connecticut1961,686,102
New Hampshire175863,738
Illinois1725,776,361
Kentucky1692,386,317
North Carolina1545,415,028
Nebraska86517,108
West Virginia781,008,696
New Mexico32340,164
Iowa311,538,132
Delaware30340,988
Maine251,269,074
Rhode Island7520,906
Colorado543,902
District of Columbia4320,334
South Dakota4134,132
North Dakota0180,246

Most affected utilities in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers tracked
Memphis Light Gas and Water Division74,732426,855
Northern Indiana Public Service Company13,244528,612
Entergy10,8633,000,311
American Electric Power Ohio3,5531,520,709
FirstEnergy2,3696,163,183
Southwestern Electric Power Co2,020549,861
Oncor1,8294,172,953
PECO Energy Company1,8061,704,347
Cleco Power1,796305,862
CenterPoint Energy1,7142,952,541
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities1,58567,311
Duke Energy1,4836,811,465
Cleveland Public Power1,28429,956
Georgia Power1,2632,779,807
Wood County Electric Cooperative1,08241,006
PPL Electric Utilities1,0241,950,946
Northcentral Electric Coop80923,561
First Electric Cooperative666106,507
We Energies585799,597
Ameren5842,478,397
Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative53844,944
EverSource5163,308,767
Pedernales Electric Cooperative495447,703
Buckeye Rural Electric49318,569
Green Mountain Power485306,211
Alabama Power4841,610,544
Tallahatchie Valley EPA45228,748
National Grid4253,081,120
Webster Electric Coop41022,604
Southwest Louisiana EMC357119,329
Dominion Energy3423,671,272
Con Edison3133,626,606
Clay Electric Cooperative307194,653
Great Lakes Energy284132,529
Xcel Energy2762,798,143
Lamb County Electric Cooperative2604,464
Electric Power Board of Chattanooga256196,809
DTE Energy2362,265,436
Consumers Energy (Michigan)2361,987,858
Public Service Enterprise Group Long Island2271,158,473
Rio Grande Electric Cooperative20614,709
OG&E Energy Corp.177912,767
Appalachian Power Company1741,045,932
Magnolia Electric Power17132,740
Coahoma EPA1708,496
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company1531,355,990
Warren Electric Coop1538,720
REA Energy12825,063
Ontonagon County REA1142,581
Austin Energy110591,473

Most affected counties in 7/3 Severe Storms

NameCustomers outCustomers tracked
Shelby County, Tennessee74,732427,142
Lake County, Indiana11,372152,712
Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana6,64573,367
Licking County, Ohio3,14787,204
Cuyahoga County, Ohio2,120562,368
Porter County, Indiana1,845101,952
Sabine Parish, Louisiana1,72519,148
Harris County, Texas1,6442,213,914
St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana1,630141,937
Wyandotte County, Kansas1,58573,525
Anderson County, South Carolina1,098118,543
Bucks County, Pennsylvania948271,349
Lehigh County, Pennsylvania941184,489
Washington County, Pennsylvania743110,405
Panola County, Mississippi70718,648
Saline County, Arkansas63765,444
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania613349,731
Camp County, Texas6089,475
Amite County, Mississippi5858,986
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin584192,446
Williamson County, Texas560346,430
Tarrant County, Texas522913,414
Henry County, Georgia48681,868
Tallahatchie County, Mississippi4827,046
Franklin County, Texas4749,058
Marshall County, Mississippi46412,841
Shelby County, Texas44316,070
Franklin County, Missouri39556,247
Copiah County, Mississippi38614,988
Rutland County, Vermont37646,106
Athens County, Ohio37429,037
DeSoto County, Mississippi34513,687
Dallas County, Texas3171,154,377
Columbia County, Florida31336,481
Quitman County, Mississippi3094,041
Collin County, Texas291524,739
Rockwall County, Texas28257,997
DeKalb County, Georgia275351,683
Middlesex County, Massachusetts265648,902
Lafayette Parish, Louisiana265138,461
Pulaski County, Arkansas258214,227
Hockley County, Texas25720,497
Crittenden County, Arkansas25712,969
Hamilton County, Tennessee254194,774
Greene County, Missouri235177,408
Montcalm County, Michigan23035,166
Vernon Parish, Louisiana23024,874
Phillips County, Arkansas22910,651
Calhoun County, Alabama22866,664
Grenada County, Mississippi21912,193

View the US power outage map

Outage data is collected directly from utility providers and refreshed approximately every 15 minutes. Last updated 8:20 PM ET on 08/23/2026.

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 8:20 PM ET on 08/23/2026, 135,526 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.