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Nearly 54,000 Still Without Power in Panhandle

Four days after Isaias moved through Florida’s Panhandle, nearly 54,000 homes and businesses remained without electricity and six people had died.

Nearly 54,000 Still Without Power in Panhandle

Key takeaways

  • Nearly 54,000 Panhandle homes and businesses remained without power.
  • The outage was reported four days after Isaias.
  • Six people had died in the storm’s aftermath.
  • Both residential and commercial customers were affected.

Power outages continue

Nearly 54,000 homes and businesses in Florida’s Panhandle remained without electricity four days after Isaias. The outage figure covers both residential and commercial customers.

The storm’s aftermath also included six deaths. The outage and death toll mark the continuing impact of Isaias in the Panhandle after the storm moved through the region.

What the figures show

The number of customers without power indicates that electricity service had not been restored across parts of the Panhandle four days after Isaias. Homes and businesses were both affected.

The six deaths are part of the storm’s reported toll. No additional details about the deaths are included here.

What comes next

Residents and businesses will need updated outage information as restoration work continues. The number of customers without electricity can change as service returns or additional outages are recorded.

Local officials, utilities and emergency agencies remain the relevant authorities for restoration updates and public safety information.

What to watch

  • Changes in the reported number of customers without power.
  • Updates from utilities and local officials on service restoration.
  • Public safety information for affected Panhandle communities.

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