MIAMI VALLEY — AES crews will continue working through Thursday night and into Friday to restore service to an estimated 937 customers after storms moved through the Miami Valley earlier in the morning, Mary Ann Kabel, AES corporate communications manager, said.
>>‘Be prepared and be safe;’ Tips to managing a power outage
Here’s the outage report as of 6 p.m., according to AES Ohio’s outage map:
- Montgomery - 44
- Logan - 655
- Champaign - 7
- Miami - 5
- Greene - 36
- Warren - 26
- Preble - 2
- Logan - 827
- Clinton - 5
- Clark - 4
AES Ohio asks people to stay safe as these storms move through the area.
“Safety first, stay away from down power lines!” AES wrote on social media.
If you are an AES Ohio customer and are experiencing a power outage, call 877-468-8243 (4OUTAGE) or visit this website.
Crews safely restored power under an excessive heat advisory. Since 3:30 AM, 14,000 customers were impacted by storms and 60mph winds. Crews will work through the night and tomorrow on restoration. Thank you for your patience. For outage safety tips https://t.co/3Ck2f1lrcu. pic.twitter.com/WVzc0Q6D97
— AES Ohio (@AESOhio) August 24, 2023
>>Scattered storms this morning, Heat Warnings for region, hot, humid today
Ohio Edison is reporting that 205 customers in Clark County are experiencing an outage, according to its outage website.
We will continue to update this developing story.
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