PENNSYLVANIA — Thousands of Pennsylvania residents are without electricity Saturday evening, according to outage data from PowerOutage.com, as scattered power disruptions continue across the state.
As of Saturday evening, approximately 3,057 customers are reported without power statewide out of more than 6.7 million customers tracked. While outages were spread across multiple regions, western and eastern parts of the state reported the highest concentrations.
Pennsylvania’s largest number of outages was reported in Allegheny County, where about 1,679 customers were without service. Berks County followed with roughly 803 outages. Smaller numbers were reported in Monroe County with 174 customers affected and Clearfield County with 101 outages.
Additional outages were reported in Cambria County and Jefferson County, each with 49 customers without power. Philadelphia County and Warren County each reported 35 outages.
Utility companies continue working to restore service where needed. Officials encourage residents experiencing outages to report them directly to their electric provider and to monitor local updates for restoration timelines.
