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Orange County Power Outages

updated 13m ago

Customers Out 2,466
Customers Tracked 757,658

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Orange County Outage Summary

Right now, 2,466 homes and businesses are without power in Orange County, California. That's 0.33% of the 757,658 customers we track in the county. Last updated: 13m ago.

Orange County currently ranks 4th for total power outages and 6th for percentage of customers affected among all 58 counties in California.

We track 3 utilities in Orange County. Southern California Edison has the most customers out with 2,466 power outages. See the complete utility list below.

Southern California Edison has the highest percentage of customers affected at 0.41% without power.

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Orange County Historical Outages

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Outages by Utility

Southern California Edison

Updated 13m ago

2,466 Customers Out 606,255 Tracked 0.41% Outage Percent

San Diego Gas & Electric

Updated 6h ago

0 Customers Out 30,000 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Anaheim Public Utilities Dept

Updated 13m ago

0 Customers Out 121,403 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Cities in Orange County, CA

Aliso ViejoAnaheimBuena ParkCosta MesaCoto de CazaCypressDana PointFountain ValleyFullertonGarden GroveHuntington BeachIrvineLadera RanchLaguna BeachLaguna HillsLaguna NiguelLaguna WoodsLas Flores CDP (Orange County)Los AlamitosMidway CityMission ViejoModjeskaNorth TustinOrangePlacentiaRossmoorSanta AnaSeal BeachSilveradoStantonTustinWestminsterYorba Linda

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