Hundreds still without power following Wednesday storms

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Updated July 7, 2022
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Over 800 power customers remain without electricity after thunderstorms swept through the area Wednesday afternoon and left over 2,700 power customers in the dark.

The most outages in the greater Dayton area were in Warren County, where Duke Energy reported over 1,300 outages as of 6:50 p.m., followed by Darke County, which AES said had over 900 without power at the same time.

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The following are the number of customers without power as of 12:05 a.m., by county, according to the AES and Duke Energy outage maps.

  • Warren: 808
  • Montgomery: 16
  • Butler: 13
  • Darke: 1
  • Greene: 1
  • Miami: 1
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