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Storms Leave Thousands Without Power
June 28, 2018
Update: Gulf Power now reporting 528 customers without power in Escambia County. 9:02 pm
Previous story:
Evening storms have left 3,850 locations without power in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
As of just before 9 p.m. Escambia River Electric Cooperative is reporting 1,083 customers without power in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in 80 outage locations.
Gulf Power is reporting 2,662 customers without power in Escambia County, all but about 50 are south of I-10. There were 105 Gulf Power customers without power in Santa Rosa County.
Pictured: EREC outages as of about 9 p.m.
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Tree down on top of our barn in Bratt
Massive and loud noises coming from Molino area. Multiple helicopters in the area and two F16’s have buzzed by. Something is up. Anyone have any more info?
Tree down on Rockaway near Nokomis.