WE’LL WALK YOU THROUGH YOUR COMPLETE FORECAST. THAT’S AHEAD IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. OKAY, BRIAN, THANKS SO MUCH. AND ONCE AGAIN, WE WANT TO BRING YOU A CURRENT LOOK AT THE POWER OUTAGES. DUQUESNE LIGHT IS NOW REPORTING ABOUT 31,000 OUTAGES ACROSS ALLEGHENY AND BEAVER COUNTIES. THAT NUMBER HAS GONE DOWN JUST SLIGHTLY HERE OVER THE LAST HALF HOUR. SO THAT’S SOME GOOD NEWS. WEST PEN

Thousands of power outages in Western Pennsylvania | Severe storms pack strong winds

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Updated: 5:36 PM EDT Jun 11, 2026

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Power outages are being reported across Western Pennsylvania as storms with strong winds move through the Pittsburgh region on Thursday evening.Duquesne Light was reporting outages for more than 34,000 customers across Allegheny and Beaver counties as of 5:30 p.m. That number includes more than 23,000 in the city of Pittsburgh.Some of the hardest-hit areas outside the city include Coraopolis (2,200 outages), West Mifflin (2,000), Homestead (1,300) and Beaver (1,000).West Penn Power was reporting more than 15,000 outages in western Pennsylvania. Most of the outages were in these counties:Westmoreland (3,300)Allegheny (2,100)Butler (1,300)Armstrong (2,200)Washington (2,200)Indiana (2,500)To stay updated on power restoration efforts, visit West Penn Power and Duquesne Light’s websites here:Duquesne Light: Outage MapWest Penn Power: FirstEnergy Storm Center PAA severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for several continues through 8 p.m.More: Read current weather alerts for your countyInteractive radar: Track storms moving through your areaLearn how to enable automatic weather alerts on the WTAE mobile appDownload the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.

PITTSBURGH —

Power outages are being reported across Western Pennsylvania as storms with strong winds move through the Pittsburgh region on Thursday evening.

Duquesne Light was reporting outages for more than 34,000 customers across Allegheny and Beaver counties as of 5:30 p.m. That number includes more than 23,000 in the city of Pittsburgh.

Some of the hardest-hit areas outside the city include Coraopolis (2,200 outages), West Mifflin (2,000), Homestead (1,300) and Beaver (1,000).

West Penn Power was reporting more than 15,000 outages in western Pennsylvania. Most of the outages were in these counties:

Westmoreland (3,300)Allegheny (2,100)Butler (1,300)Armstrong (2,200)Washington (2,200)Indiana (2,500)

To stay updated on power restoration efforts, visit West Penn Power and Duquesne Light’s websites here:

Duquesne Light: Outage Map
West Penn Power: FirstEnergy Storm Center PA

A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for several continues through 8 p.m.

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