Widespread power outages are affecting central North Carolina following storms that moved through the area on Sunday morning, February 17, 2025. As of 5:45 p.m., over 41,000 customers remain without electricity, down from a peak of more than 57,000.
- Widespread power outages in central North Carolina.
- Over 41,000 customers currently without power.
- Peak outage affected more than 57,000 residents.
- Specific counties with remaining outages listed.
- Duke Energy provides outage tracking online.
The storm that swept through central North Carolina caused significant disruptions to power services across multiple counties. Utility companies are actively working to restore electricity as quickly as possible. The latest reports indicate that the following counties have the highest number of outages:
- Wake: 2,575
- Durham: 4,020
- Johnston: 978
- Orange: 1,300
- Cumberland: 8
Duke Energy has provided resources for residents to monitor local outages. Customers can access real-time updates by visiting their outage map online. Restoration efforts are ongoing as crews assess damage and work to bring back service.
The situation remains fluid as utility workers continue their efforts throughout the affected regions. It is advised for residents to stay updated on restoration timelines and safety information from local authorities.
The impact of the recent storms has left many residents in central North Carolina without power. Efforts to restore electricity are underway with utilities monitoring conditions closely and providing updates as they become available.
