Power outages from Hurricane Nicole hit major providers in Central Florida

Charting Duke, FPL and more in 10 counties

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida Public Service Commission on Wednesday morning began to chart power outages attributed to Hurricane Nicole.

As of 10 p.m. Friday, the PSC reported no remaining outages from the storm. As a result, this story will no longer be updated.

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News 6 caters to a designated market area (DMA) of 10 Florida counties: Brevard, Flagler, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Seminole, Sumter and Volusia.

In lieu of relaying the all-zeros report published at 10 p.m. Friday, the following outage numbers — 3,550 statewide — were reported at 9 p.m.:

  • Brevard: 3,110
    • FPL - 3,110
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
  • Flagler: 0
    • FPL - 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
  • Lake: 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
    • Municipals - 0
  • Marion: 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Municipals - 0
    • Municipals - 12
  • Orange: 0
    • FPL - 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Municipals - 0
  • Osceola: 0
    • FPL - 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
    • Municipals - 0
  • Polk: 0
    • Duke - 0
    • TECO - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
    • Municipals - 0
  • Seminole: 10
    • FPL - 10
    • Duke - 0
  • Sumter: 0
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
    • Municipals - 0
  • Volusia: 60
    • FPL - 60
    • Duke - 0
    • Cooperatives - 0
    • Municipals - 0

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