– 0 customers out in the US

April 2025 · 40th largest of 72

Thunderstorms

Apr 29, 2025. At the peak, 835,851 customers were without power, most of them in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri.

Thunderstorms
Customers out at the peak 835,851 Apr 29, 2025, 8:00 PM
Customer-hours lost 31M Every customer out, times every hour out
Counties with 10%+ out 113 of 287 counties affected
Above 600,000 out nationally 19 hours Apr 29, 2025, 6:00 PM onward
States affected 40 PA · OH · MO · WV · NY
Hardest-hit county 100%out Lawrence, MO · 9,841 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 200k 400k 600k 800k 1.0M Apr 27Apr 28Apr 29Apr 30May 1May 2May 3 Peak 836k

By state

Where it hit

StatePeak outShareCounties 10%+
Pennsylvania 617,130 29% 18
Ohio 139,963 7% 12
Missouri 93,378 24% 10
West Virginia 52,627 13% 12
New York 46,828 6% 3
Texas 46,389 3% 10
Michigan 38,657 7% 8
Oklahoma 33,418 7% 7
Kentucky 24,523 4% 2
Massachusetts 21,376 2% 0
Arkansas 20,702 9% 6
Indiana 14,551 6% 0
Illinois 13,593 9% 4
Florida 11,851 5% 2
Georgia 11,450 2% 1
Louisiana 7,321 4% 0
North Carolina 6,908 6% 1
Idaho 6,550 33% 4
New Jersey 5,979 4% 0
Colorado 5,422 4% 1

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