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Power Outages

Hurricane Power
Outage Maps

Direct links to every major utility company's live outage map for all Gulf and Atlantic coastal states. Find your utility, check real-time outage counts, and get restoration estimates.

Outage maps update in real-time directly from each utility. Click your utility's link to see current status.
FPL (Florida Power & Light)
Southeast FL, Treasure Coast
Florida
Duke Energy Florida
Central FL, Tampa Bay
Florida
TECO (Tampa Electric)
Hillsborough County
Florida
Gulf Power / FPL
Northwest FL (Pensacola area)
Florida
JEA (Jacksonville)
Jacksonville metro
Florida
OUC (Orlando Utilities)
Orlando / Orange County
Florida
Entergy Louisiana
Most of Louisiana
Louisiana
Cleco Power
Central Louisiana
Louisiana
CenterPoint Energy
Houston metro
Texas
AEP Texas
South & West Texas
Texas
Oncor
Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas
Duke Energy Carolinas
Western NC, Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke Energy Progress
Eastern NC, Raleigh
North Carolina
Dominion Energy SC
Most of SC
South Carolina
Duke Energy Carolinas
Upstate SC
South Carolina
Georgia Power
Most of Georgia
Georgia
Alabama Power
Most of Alabama
Alabama
Entergy Mississippi
Most of Mississippi
Mississippi
Dominion Energy Virginia
Most of Virginia
Virginia
BGE (Baltimore Gas & Electric)
Baltimore metro, Central MD
Maryland
Pepco
DC suburbs, Montgomery County
Maryland
PSE&G
Most of New Jersey
New Jersey
JCP&L (FirstEnergy)
Central & North NJ
New Jersey
Con Edison
NYC, Westchester
New York
PSEG Long Island
Long Island
New York

National Outage Resources

PowerOutage.us — National Outage Tracker
Aggregates outage data from 1,000+ utilities nationwide
FEMA Power Outage Information
Federal emergency resources and guidance
EIA Electric Power Disruptions
Historical and current major power disruption data
Ready.gov — Power Outage Preparedness
Federal preparedness guidance for extended outages

Power Outage Safety

Never use a generator indoors or in an attached garage — carbon monoxide is odorless and kills within minutes.
Keep your refrigerator closed. Food is safe for up to 4 hours without power if the door stays shut.
Do not use candles — use battery-powered or LED lanterns to reduce fire risk during outages.
Charge all devices before the storm. A fully charged phone can last 1–2 days with minimal use.
If you use medical equipment that requires power, register with your utility as a 'life support customer' before hurricane season.
Do not touch downed power lines — assume all downed lines are energized and report them to your utility immediately.

Emergency Numbers

Life-threatening emergency911
Downed power line (non-emergency)Call your utility
FEMA Disaster Assistance1-800-621-3362
Red Cross Disaster Relief1-800-733-2767
National Poison Control (CO poisoning)1-800-222-1222
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