Crews are continuing to restore the remaining outages while cleaning up the damage that was caused by the winter storm.

There are numerous locations in Delta and Marquette Counties where ~3,400 customers are without power. We are hopeful that most customers will be restored later this evening; however, it is difficult to predict as new outages are still occurring while others are being restored.

New outages are being caused by broken tree branches that fall onto power lines as the snow begins to melt. Crews are continuing to respond to the outages, as they occur, to restore power as quickly as possible.

7:00 AM Update: Heavy snow continued to fall through the night causing additional power outages while crews worked to restore power. 5,567 customers are currently without power. Crews will be working through the day to restore power and clean up the storm damage.

Crews will be working through the night to restore power and will continue their work until everyone has been restored. Some customers may be without power through the night, particularly in Delta County where repairs are required at numerous locations.

During the last 24 hours, crews have made system repairs at ~100 different locations and restored service to 9,111 customers. Our work continues until all customers have been restored.

Conditions are quite challenging in areas where high winds and heavy snow have caused power outages.

UPPCO crews and contractors are busy working to restore power to 3,364 customers that are without power as of 4:00pm. Crews will continue to work into the night. Additional outages continue to occur as strong winds and heavy snow cause additional damage to trees and power lines.

Noon Update: Crews are working throughout the region to restore service to 4,317 UPPCO customers that are currently without power. The majority are located in Delta County.

4,102 UPPCO customers are currently without power as crews repair the damage caused by the wind and heavy snow. Please report all downed power lines by calling (906) 449-2011. Never approach or contact any downed power lines, trees, or other objects that may be energized.

Winter Storm update: 3,393 UPPCO customers are without power as of 6:30 am due to high winds and wet heavy snow. Crews are working to restore power throughout the UPPCO service territory.

UPPCO is closely monitoring the winter weather that is predicted and will respond to any outages that occur in a safe and swift manner. Never approach or contact any downed power lines or electrical equipment. Report all outages and downed lines by calling (906) 449-2011.

UPPCO is closely monitoring the winter weather that has hit the region and is responding to any outages that occur in a safe and swift manner. Never approach or contact any downed power lines or electrical equipment. Report all outages and downed lines by calling (906) 449-2011.

~530 customers are without power at this time. Considerable progress has been made throughout the day as crews worked to restore power to customers that were affected by the storm. Crews will continue to work around-the-clock until all customers have been restored.

Our efforts to restore power to customers who have been affected by the winter storm continue. Additional outages may occur as the warmer temps melt the snow and ice, breaking branches and electrical equipment. Please report all downed power lines and electrical emergencies.