Map Shows States Still Struggling With Power Outages After Weekend Storms
Summary
More than 500,000 customers were without power on July 6 after strong storms hit parts of the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest regions. Pennsylvania and Michigan suffered the most outages, with continuing storm threats possibly slowing power restoration efforts.Key Facts
- Over 500,000 people lost power due to severe storms on the holiday weekend.
- Pennsylvania had the highest number of outages, with about 107,792 customers affected.
- Michigan followed closely with 100,621 customers without power.
- New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Connecticut also experienced many outages.
- Strong winds, heavy rain, and lightning caused damage to power lines and trees.
- Some areas faced risks of flooding and heat without air conditioning.
- Utility crews are still working to restore power, but more storms might delay progress.
- Officials warned of possible flash flooding due to repeated heavy rain in parts of the Northeast.
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