5:00 a.m.
More than 5,000 We Energies customers remain without power Tuesday morning.
7:55 p.m.
Around 23,500 We Energies and Alliant Energy customers remain without power in southeast Wisconsin.
Among the outages:
– Racine County: Around 14,100 customers
– Kenosha County: Around 5,800 customers
– Walworth County: Around 2,100 customers
5:46 p.m.
26,600 We Energies customers are currently without power in Southeastern Wisconsin.
Among the outages:
– Racine: About 13,100 customers
– Kenosha: About 4,000 customers
– Salem: About 4,000 customers
– Waukesha: About 2,700 customers
Additionally, Alliant Energy says about another 8,000 customers were without power at that time.
4:57 p.m.
25,000 We Energies customers are now without power in Southeastern Wisconsin.
Among the outages:
– Racine: About 9,500 customers without power
– Waukesha: About 2,700 customers without power
– Kenosha: About 2,300 customers without power
– Salem: About 1,700 customers without power
– Mukwonago: About 1,600 customers without power
– Cudahy: About 1,400 customers without power
– Oak Creek: About 1,400 customers without power
– Watertown: About 900 customers without power
4:35 p.m.
Thousands of people lost power Monday during a series of storms that led to tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings throughout the afternoon.
We Energies says that about 11,700 customers had lost power as of 4:34 p.m.
Among the outages:
– Twin Lakes: About 3,600 customers without power
– Wales: About 2,700 customers without power
– Franklin: About 1,900 customers without power
– Kenosha: About 1,500 customers without power
– Watertown: About 900 customers without power
