NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – More than 8,700 people remained without power across Middle Tennessee shortly after midday on Friday after severe storms hit the area.
The quantity is a considerable lower from the practically 79,000 people who had been without power earlier than 9 p.m. on Thursday.
Those outages had been reported across Nashville Electric Service, Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation, Dickson Electric System and Middle Tennessee Electric.
Severe storms hit Thursday night, bringing hail, lightning and strong winds that downed bushes and power traces in some areas. In Mt. Juliet, police stated that they had been responding to a number of requires points associated to the storm and urged people to watch out if touring.
“Do not approach any downed power or utility lines,” Mt. Juliet Police warned.
These are the most recent outages by utility firm, as of 12:15 p.m. on Friday, in addition to the place to search out the most recent impacts.
Nashville Electric Service — 4,609 prospects without power, down from 46,011 prospects on Thursday night time (Outage map)
Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation — 3 prospects without power, down from 12,988 Thursday night time (Outage map)
Dickson Electric Service — 3,769 prospects without power, down from 8,054 Thursday night time (Outage map)
Middle Tennessee Electric — 375 prospects without power, down from 11,772 (Outage map)
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