– 0 customers out in the US

April 2020 · 16th largest of 72

Thunderstorms

Apr 12, 2020. At the peak, 1,369,943 customers were without power, most of them in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia.

Thunderstorms
Customers out at the peak 1,369,943 Apr 13, 2020, 8:00 AM
Customer-hours lost 37M Every customer out, times every hour out
Counties with 10%+ out 331 of 703 counties affected
Above 600,000 out nationally 25 hours Apr 12, 2020, 11:00 PM onward
States affected 43 NC · SC · GA · AL · VA
Hardest-hit county 100%out Wood, TX · 16,030 customers

Hour by hour

The country, in the dark

Customers without power across the US, two days either side. The shaded band is the time the national total stayed above 600,000.

0 500k 1.0M 1.5M 2.0M Apr 11Apr 12Apr 13Apr 14Apr 15Apr 16Apr 17 Peak 1.4M

By state

Where it hit

StatePeak outShareCounties 10%+
North Carolina 356,960 8% 26
South Carolina 282,451 12% 20
Georgia 258,321 9% 60
Alabama 224,964 11% 29
Virginia 196,686 14% 24
Massachusetts 152,529 6% 1
Arkansas 147,709 18% 30
Texas 140,351 11% 18
Mississippi 133,026 17% 37
New York 127,385 5% 5
Kentucky 97,881 27% 14
Pennsylvania 83,095 3% 4
West Virginia 81,587 12% 18
New Jersey 77,332 4% 2
Louisiana 75,767 6% 13
Connecticut 68,316 4% 1
Tennessee 66,695 5% 7
Michigan 32,564 3% 7
Rhode Island 27,335 7% 1
Florida 26,280 4% 4

State peaks add each county's own peak, which may fall at different hours, so they can exceed the true simultaneous total.

By county

The hardest hit