Power outages from Hurricane Idalia hit major providers in Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida Public Service Commission on Tuesday began to chart power outages attributed to Hurricane Idalia.

As of 6 p.m. Wednesday, the PSC reported 252,249 accounts were without power statewide.

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

The following outage numbers were reported at 6 p.m.:

• Brevard: 1,840
  • FPL - 1,840
  • Duke - 0
  • Cooperatives - 0
• Flagler: 10
  • FPL - 10
  • Duke - 0
  • Cooperatives - 0
• Lake: 236
  • Duke - 203
  • Cooperatives - 0
  • Municipals - 33
• Marion: 3,840
  • Duke - 2,833
  • Cooperatives - 1,007
  • Municipals - 0
• Orange: 395
  • FPL - 0
  • Duke - 395
  • Municipals - 0
• Osceola: 535
  • FPL - 0
  • Duke - 530
  • Cooperatives - 0
  • Municipals - 5
• Polk: 75
  • Duke - 52
  • TECO - 23
  • Cooperatives - 0
  • Municipals - 0
• Seminole: 73
  • FPL - 40
  • Duke - 33
• Sumter: 2
  • Duke - 2
  • Cooperatives - 0
  • Municipals - 0
• Volusia: 558
  • FPL - 140
  • Duke - 418
  • Cooperatives - 0
  • Municipals - 0

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