Severe weather conditions have led to significant power outages across New Jersey and Louisville, with thousands of residents affected. In Jefferson County, Louisville, more than 1,200 people were without power as of 6 a.m. Monday. At one point, the number of outages in the Louisville area surged to over 9,000.
In southeastern Wisconsin, blizzard conditions have left 13,323 people without power. Reports indicate that 1,659 customers lost power in Door County, while more than 600 were affected by outages near Sheboygan. Additionally, over 370 people in the Madison area experienced power loss this morning.
New Jersey is currently under a tornado watch due to incoming storms, prompting residents to stay alert. Those in the state can check their electric provider’s outage map for real-time updates on power restoration efforts.
Wausau has reported more than 20 inches of snowfall, breaking its single-day record, which has contributed to the widespread outages in Wisconsin. The combination of heavy snow and strong winds has created hazardous conditions, complicating restoration efforts.
Utility companies such as Jersey Central Power & Light, PSE&G, and Atlantic City Electric are actively working to restore power to affected areas. Meanwhile, LG&E, Duke Energy, We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service, Alliant Energy, and Madison Gas and Electric are addressing outages in their respective regions.
As the situation develops, residents are encouraged to stay informed through local news and utility updates. Details remain unconfirmed regarding the full extent of the outages and the timeline for restoration.
