Thousands without power in upstate NY. Track the outages
Thousands are without power in Western New York as severe weather moves through the state due to remnants from Hurricane Beryl.
A tornado was confirmed near Darien Lake State Park at 1:23 p.m. by the National Weather Service, impacting include Pembroke, Attica, and Interstate 90 near exit 48A. A tornado was spotted near East Aurora at 1:11 p.m., heading northwest at 40 mph and a thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was spotted 8 miles southwest of Dansville, Livingston County at 1:36 p.m., moving northeast at 45 mph.
Tornado warnings have been issued for several areas throughout Western New York and the Finger Lakes region, including southeastern Monroe County, eastern Livingston County, northeastern Allegany County and western Ontario County.
Here's what to know about the power outages associated with the storm.
How many people are without power?
As of 3:12 p.m., thousands are without power in Erie and Chautauqua counties. Here are the latest numbers:
NYSEG service area
Erie: 9,697 customers affected
Chautauqua: 96 customers affected
Monroe: 1 customer affected
Wayne: 1 customer affected
Visit NYSEG's outage map here: outagemap.nyseg.com
Western NY Tornado warnings. Do not go near downed power lines and call 911 if you are in an emergency. Chautauqua and Erie Counties pictured. Troopers are in the area assisting. pic.twitter.com/IS61IDQaWW
— NewYorkStatePolice (@nyspolice) July 10, 2024
National Grid service area
Livingston: 4,988 customers affected
Erie: 519 customers affected
Chautauqua: 79 customers affected
Orleans: 15 customers affected
Monroe: 1 customer affected
Genesee: 1 customer affected
Visit National Grid's outage map here: nationalgridus.com
RG&E service area
Monroe: 1,538 customers affected
Wayne: 82 customers affected
Cayuga: 25 customers affected
Ontario: 3 customers affected
Visit RG&E's outage map here: outagemap.rge.com/
Emily Barnes is the New York State Team consumer advocate reporter for the USA TODAY Network. Contact Barnes at ebarnes@gannett.com or on Twitter @byemilybarnes.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Thousands without power in upstate NY. Track the outages