News 12 Staff

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Jul 7, 2026, 8:22 AM

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Power outages continue across the Hudson Valley over 14,000 customers remain without electricity this morning while utility crews continue repairing damage caused by this weekend’s storms.

In Hastings-on-Hudson, crews were working near Ravensdale Road and Kent Avenue, where downed trees and storm debris littered the area.

Several residents said they were still waiting for the lights to come back on.

“Probably going to throw out everything in the fridge, all of the Fourth of July stuff that’s left over,” said Hastings-on-Hudson resident James Perry.

“I’m going to use the Wi-Fi hotspot on my phone to do whatever I can for the time being.”

Across the Hudson River, the largest concentration of outages is in the Congers and Hillburn areas.

Crews continue working across the region to restore service and clear storm damage.

Here is the list of outages (as of 10:45 a.m.):

Con Edison

Westchester: 1,763

Orange and Rockland Utilities

Rockland: 149

Orange: 1,102

Sullivan: 78

NYSEG

Dutchess: 1,183

Orange: 0

Putnam: 360

Sullivan: 79

Ulster: 0

Westchester: 51

Central Hudson Gas and Electric

Dutchess: 8,144

Orange: 228

Putnam: 20

Sullivan: 43

Ulster: 1,201

By County:

Westchester: 1,814

Rockland: 149

Orange: 1,330

Putnam: 380

Dutchess: 9,327

Sullivan: 200

Ulster: 1,201

Grand Total: 14,401