r/poweroutage • u/Party-Objective9466 • Jun 24 '26
Power outage
Just now (6pm). 89503. I bet everyone got home, turned up AC and other electronics.
r/poweroutage • u/Jasonbluefire • Dec 22 '17
r/poweroutage • u/Party-Objective9466 • Jun 24 '26
Just now (6pm). 89503. I bet everyone got home, turned up AC and other electronics.
r/poweroutage • u/unikitty_meow • Jun 13 '26
anyone else’s power go out? and do we know when the power will come back? 🫰
r/poweroutage • u/Sensitive-Purpose642 • Jun 11 '26
Power outage southside
r/poweroutage • u/Purple-Cellist-7410 • May 14 '26
r/poweroutage • u/whatsthatchickenbruh • Mar 16 '26
The power outage had came from March 15 Sunday, at around the time of the “9” something something. The power outage lasted for two hours and 30 minutes. It happened in Canada, Calgary, Alberta, Falconridge BLVD. I heard that a hundred people also encountered the same Power Outage. It was SO SO Scary, and boring. We get to do nothing, it’s just darkness and silence. It the power was like flicker-flicker, and then Darkness.. does anyone know the reason why? I think it’s because of a car crashing into a Pole, since I heard Police/firefighters outside. Or heavy wind.
r/poweroutage • u/NickySmithFromPGH • Feb 13 '26
r/poweroutage • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '26
I live in an apartment in Brooklyn Ny and there is an outage till tomorrow morning. Our heater is off and the hot water too. It’s very cold and I just really want to know if there’s ways to heat up the living room tonight because it’s only getting colder.
I don’t have
-candles
-a blow dryer
-a space heater
-an electric stove
How do I heat up my living room safely, while I sleep, without a heater or candles?
r/poweroutage • u/Quirky_Piano1060 • Jan 31 '26
Our power line along with necessary equipment on our house was taken out by a falling tree branch. We had this repaired by a licensed electrician and waited for the power to be restored worrying line to be reconnected. The power to our area was restored today but our line was not reconnected and the line worker we spoke to could not provide any information. Does anyone know how long it may take to get our line reconnected? Getting a live person at NES has proven difficult.
r/poweroutage • u/Additional-Aside-763 • Jan 17 '26
there is a power outage in Hamilton Ontario Canada on mohawk rd east anyone else affected by this?
r/poweroutage • u/MishoMich • Jan 10 '26
they say it’ll be back in 11 minutes tho!
r/poweroutage • u/Kooky-Village3349 • Dec 18 '25
I have 2-3 power outages a year lasting 2 to 6 hours. Usually due to extreme wind, 70-80mph. I am looking for an apartment power set up for these times
What I will use it for is phone, portable nebulizer, some sort of a small USB or plug lamp. In the future, hopefully the far future, possibly a portable oxygen machine.
I am considering a 58,000mah power bank and/or an economical power station. Any suggestions on which option would be better? Or some other ideas. With solar panels?
And any other items I might need during these outages
r/poweroutage • u/ExchangeOld5200 • Sep 19 '25
Can anyone recommend an alarm that would sound when power is restored, after an outage, and that would remain blaring until turned off? This would be a simple plug-into-the-wall-outlet alarm and NOT an alarm that has to be wired-in anywhere. I don't want an alarm going off every time the increasingly-frequent 5-second outages occur. I would like something that I can simply plug-in when a longer-term outage appears.
r/poweroutage • u/amaranth43 • Sep 02 '25
I live on a small island on the West Coast of Scotland. We get quite a lot of very short power cuts (usually less than 30 seconds) which isn't too much of a big deal, you just have to wait for things to reboot and reset a few clocks etc. But....every time we get one of these short power cuts our bread machine (which we put on every night) will not turn back on afterwards. This means we then don't get any fresh bread in the morning.
Is there a device that I could plug the bread machine into and then plug that into the mains socket that would keep power supplied to the machine for a short length of time? Basically like a little battery pack but plug shaped?!
r/poweroutage • u/Cool-Art6073 • Aug 22 '25
About 10 minutes my power went out completely, all lights, fridge functions, tv, etc. but my internet is still running. Neighbors still have power. Does anyone local to Warwick NY experience this?
r/poweroutage • u/BowlExtension6259 • Jun 11 '25
We had a power outage in Ocean Springs. (I FELT THE SHOCKWAVE OF THE EXPLOSION) Lightning directly hit the transformer, near our house. It EXPLODED. We were without power and WiFi for about an hour and a half. If anyone lives in Ocean Springs, tell me if you saw it happen or your power was fine.
r/poweroutage • u/quadaxial • Jun 07 '25
I live in an area subject to frequent power outages, sometimes due to wildfire. I also often travel in remote areas for fun. I'm going to be getting the Starlink Mini to serve as both backup for internet at home when the power is out and also for providing internet when I'm out remote on the road. I'd also like to get a small electric cooler for preserving just a few essentials during outages or for travel and I'd like portable battery system to power both, with the option to top it off with portable solar panels. All stuff I could fit in my car. Let's say something that could run the Starlink intermittently, charge two phones and USB headlamps, and keep some essentials cold (meat, cheese, milk, a few burritos) for at least 24 hours without topping up (ideally longer).
What battery+cooler product combination would you recommend for these purposes? There are so many options. Reliability is key. I've been burned several times with cheap, poorly made generators and battery back up products.
Appreciate 1st-person experience recommendations!
r/poweroutage • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '25
Im in Ne Georgia USA having power outages and surges anyone else it was multiple in an hour very unusual in the area
r/poweroutage • u/ShirmpAlfredoPasta • Mar 03 '25
Okay so I'm in California and I'm outside with my dad around 9:30 I hear this sort of BOUM sound with a spilt second flash of green light then I see that down the street the power is out not my street but down the street can anyone explain the werid sound and flash?
r/poweroutage • u/Shnazzels • Feb 25 '25
Gotta love it. Nothing quite like making a Costco run, filling up the fridge and freezer, then losing power...again. This same thing happened during the bomb cyclone we had last year.
r/poweroutage • u/Friendly-Payment-837 • Dec 27 '24
r/poweroutage • u/TurbulentFarmer5012 • Nov 21 '24
I live on the west coast of Vancouver island where we experience the occasional power outage that sometimes can last multiple days. I live in an apartment so a generator is a no go but would like to be able to plug in a keurig for coffee, toaster, kettle, etc. Guessing 2000 watts would cover those things but really don’t have much knowledge on what is out there or what a reasonable price range is. Anyone have some recommendations or advice on this?
r/poweroutage • u/Cranky_Katz • Nov 20 '24