Thousands remain without power after Sunday’s storms, high winds

MIAMI VALLEY — UPDATE @ 12:25 p.m. (Nov. 16):

Dayton Power & Light hopes to have 95 percent of power outages caused by Sunday’s severe weather repaired by midnight, however some outages could take longer to restore, according to a company spokesperson.

As of 12:20 p.m. Monday, 4,733 DP&L customers remain without power.

Ohio Edison and Duke Energy, the other large electric providers in the region, also continue to report outages. In Clark County, Ohio Edison reported 283 outages. Duke Energy reported 71 outages in Warren County and less than 10 in Butler County.

Here are the DP&L outages in each county:

Auglaize: 4
Butler: 0
Champaign: 10
Clark: 2
Clinton: 53
Darke: 1,280
Greene: 467
Logan: 16
Mercer: 53
Miami: 196
Montgomery: 1,957
Preble: 501
Shelby: 46
Warren: 19

With the damage from winds in excess of 60 mph, crews will work through the night to restore power to all customers. Thanks for your patience as we work as safely and quickly as possible. For outage tips, visit https://t.co/Z57yliF1et pic.twitter.com/kgbOVCfzMI
— Dayton Power & Light (@DPLToday) November 15, 2020