Most Lehigh Valley residents who lost electricity during weekend storms have been restored, but a few hundred are still without power as of Tuesday morning.

As of about 2 p.m. Tuesday, fewer than 150 Lehigh County residents and 40 Northampton County residents were still without power, according to PPL’s outage map. Most of the outages were in Lower Macungie Township and Allentown. Estimated restoration time ranges from late Wednesday to late Thursday.

Met-Ed reported about 20 people without power in both counties Tuesday.

Thousands of people lost power Saturday and Sunday in what PPL said was among the top 10 most impactful storms the company has dealt with. The damage, which included downed wires, broken poles and fallen trees, was extensive. More than 196,000 PPL customers in the company’s service area of more than two dozen Pennsylvania counties lost power.

As of Tuesday morning, 24,000 PPL customers still do not have power, company spokesperson Jane George said.

Most of Pennsylvania was affected by storms over the weekend, Gov. Josh Shapiro said during a new conference Monday afternoon. Sixty-four out of the state’s 67 counties had severe thunderstorms.

“It really has been all across the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,” Shapiro said. Flooding and strong winds were reported throughout the state as well, according to the governor, who said there were three wind damage-related deaths.

George said more than 3,000 people are helping in the restoration effort, the largest workforce the company has assembled since Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

“In many cases, multiple crews must work in sequence before power can be safely restored, making these repairs more labor-intensive and time-consuming,” she said. “To date, crews have repaired 1,374 of approximately 2,300 identified damage locations. “

She said the company is on track to restore service to 95% of affected customers by 11 p.m. Tuesday, and most of the remaining by 11 p.m. Wednesday.

Affected customers can get reimbursed through a bill credit for buying up to 3 gallons of water and three 10-pound bags of ice, per day, during an outage. Itemized receipts must be sent to PPL.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.