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Track power outages across Florida after severe storms move through region

By Dani Medina
Updated  January 9, 2024 4:42pm EST
Weather
FOX 35 Orlando

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Thousands of Florida residents are without power on Tuesday as a powerful line of storms makes its way across the state, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday afternoon. 

"Florida’s utility providers pre-positioned crews across the state to respond and are actively working to restore power where it is safe to do so," DeSantis said. "The Florida Department of Transportation continues to coordinate with Florida utility providers, counties, and municipalities on roadway conditions to ensure roadways are cleared with power restoration in mind."

Earlier on Tuesday, DeSantis declared a state of emergency in 49 counties amid the severe weather threat. 

According to PowerOutage.us, nearly 50,000 people are without power in Florida as of about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The majority of these customers are in the Panhandle region. The number of affected residents nearly reached 90,000 earlier Tuesday afternoon. 

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How to know if I've lost power during the storm?

We have included outage maps for all the major utility companies that serve Central and North Central Florida at the bottom of this article. Direct links can be found below: 

The Florida Municipal Electric Association includes 33 utilities. Below are some outage maps for the major utility companies that serve Central and North Central Florida: 

Clay Electric Power Outages

Duke Energy Power Outages Map 

Gainesville Regional Utilities Power Outages Map

Kissimmee Utility Authority Power Outages Map

Orlando Utilities Commission Power Outages Map 

SECO Energy Power Outages Map

Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative Power Outages Map

Tri-County Electric Cooperative Power Outages Map

Florida Storm Tracker - Radar Weather Maps

You can track the storms with us. Head over to FOX35Orlando.com/weather or visit the "FOX 35 Storm Tracker Weather Radar & Maps" section in the FOX 35 News app to see updated radar maps for several Central Florida counties.

 

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