Alabama Power

Some parts of Alabama experienced severe weather overnight. Our crews are working safely and quickly to restore power to customers affected. 
Fallen trees and heavy rain caused damage in a few areas, and we appreciate your patience as restoration continues. 
Please stay clear of downed power lines and visit outagemap.alabamapower.com for updates.

We understand how uncertain severe weather can feel. Our teams are tracking conditions closely and have crews and equipment staged across the state, including 500 additional support personnel, ready to respond safely and quickly. This storm has the potential to bring strong, damaging winds that could down trees and power lines. We encourage you and your loved ones to stay weather aware, especially overnight, and make sure you have a plan and a reliable way to receive alerts. For safety tips and updates, visit alabamapower.com/storm.

We know many across Alabama are keeping an eye on the weather today and tonight. Our teams are tracking conditions, and our crews are ready to respond.

Heavy rain and wind can cause trees to fall and bring down power lines — always stay clear and report hazards when you see them.

We’re here to serve you, rain or shine. Stay safe, stay connected, and visit alabamapower.com/storm for updates.


Another round of storms is rolling through parts of the state tomorrow. Our crews are tracking the weather and preparing to respond as needed. Remember: heavy rain can bring down trees and power lines — always stay away. Stay prepared and informed at alabamapower.com/storm.

As rain continues to move across the state, many of our customers are feeling the impact of this week’s weather. Crews are working safely to clear fallen trees and repair storm damage as restoration continues, and we expect all customers to be restored by 6pm. We appreciate your patience as we work to get everyone’s power back on. With more rainy weather in the forecast, remember to steer clear of downed lines and visit outagemap.alabamapower.com for updates.

Restoration continues as our crews work around the clock to restore power after last night’s storms. In some areas, fallen trees are taking extra time to clear and repair damage, and we appreciate your patience as we work safely to get everyone back on. With more rain in the forecast, please stay safe, avoid downed power lines, and visit outagemap.alabamapower.com for updates.

We know many families were impacted by last night’s severe weather. Our crews are working safely and quickly to restore power to every customer affected. When heavy rain and wind move through, trees and branches may come down on power lines — remember to always stay clear.   🔗 Track outages and restoration progress at outagemap.alabamapower.com.

Your safety comes first as strong winds and heavy rain move through Alabama. Our teams are prepared and working carefully as the weather progresses. Stay weather‑aware, keep your emergency supplies ready, and avoid flooded roads. 
Keep in mind that heavy rain and saturated ground can cause trees to fall and bring down lines. Always steer clear. 
Find safety tips and updates at alabamapower.com/storm.

Alabama is in for another stretch of wet, stormy weather this week. We’re monitoring conditions closely and encourage everyone to plan ahead. Make sure to check your emergency supplies and avoid driving through flooded roads. Heavy rain and saturated ground can bring down trees and power lines. Always steer clear, keep safety top of mind, and visit alabamapower.com/storm for updates.

@GDS_II Good morning Donnie. I apologize for the delay in our response. Our social media is monitored Monday-Friday between 7:00am-9:00pm. Please DM your address if you are still without power. -Shenita

@alabamapower we’ve been without power since 9am. Any reason that it’s still out at 3:30pm and there’s not even a timetable for repair??

Your safety is important to us as rain and potential thunderstorms approach. Our crews are ready to respond safely and efficiently. We’re preparing for the weather ahead, and you can be ready too by having a plan and keeping safety top of mind.   Stay informed and get the latest updates at alabamapower.com/storm.

⛈️ Strong to severe storms are possible early next week and could lead to flooding in some areas of the state. - Make sure your emergency kit is stocked with flashlights, batteries, water, and essential supplies. - Avoid driving through flooded roads. - Always stay away from downed power lines. Heavy rain and saturated ground can cause trees to fall, which may lead to downed power lines and outages. Stay safe, stay connected, and visit alabamapower.com/storm to stay prepared.

⚡️Preparation for hurricane season starts long before storms are in the forecast. We prepare year‑round, strengthening our grid, training our crews, and working alongside partners like @AlabamaEMA who help communities stay safe when severe weather strikes. Learn how you can prepare and stay connected at alabamapower.com/storm.

Congratulations to our very own Jay Johnson from our Prattville crew for being named Lineman of the Year by @EnergyofAL. 👏 Surrounded by organizations dedicated to serving communities statewide, his commitment is reflected on the line and in the community. We salute the linemen serving communities across the state.

What a difference 24 hours can make.
Over the weekend, much of Alabama felt like spring. Today, crews worked through freezing temperatures, sleet, rain and everything in between while continuing restoration after last night’s storms.

It’s been a long day across the state, and progress continues as teams worked in some tough conditions and in areas that take extra time to reach safely.
We know outages are frustrating, especially when the weather keeps changing, and we appreciate your patience as crews work to get everyone back on.

Our goal remains to restore service to everyone who can safely take power tonight, and crews will continue working until that work is done.

Outage updates: outagemap.alabamapower.com.

We know many families are ready to have things back to normal, and our teams are working around the clock to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. As of 4 p.m., we’ve restored power to roughly 88% of the 33,000 customers affected by the storms. Crews are continuing restoration work across Alabama this afternoon as conditions remain cold and wet in some areas. Even after the storms moved out, changing temperatures and difficult terrain can slow progress, especially in locations that take extra time to reach safely. Weather permitting, our goal remains to have everyone who can take service restored by midnight tonight. Please continue to stay clear of downed power lines and be mindful of slick roads and cold conditions. For the latest updates, visit outagemap.alabamapower.com