As Tropical Storm Helene continues to wreak havoc in the Southeast, more than 3.2 million customers in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and southern Virginia are currently facing power outages. The data from PowerOutage.us reveals the extent of the impact, with Florida being the hardest hit state with at least 1,205,659 customers without power.
Georgia follows closely behind with 936,957 customers experiencing power outages, while South Carolina is grappling with 849,968 affected customers. North Carolina has reported 264,354 customers without power, and Virginia has 13,794 customers facing similar challenges.
The widespread power outages are a result of the relentless rain and strong winds brought by Tropical Storm Helene. The storm's impact has been felt across the region, leading to disruptions in daily life and posing challenges for residents and authorities alike.
Efforts are underway to restore power to the affected areas, but the scale of the outages presents a significant challenge. Utility companies are working tirelessly to assess the damage and make necessary repairs to bring back electricity to the impacted customers.
Residents are advised to stay safe and follow any instructions or updates provided by local authorities. As the storm continues to move through the Southeast, vigilance and preparedness remain crucial to navigating the challenges posed by Tropical Storm Helene.
