Storms Leave Thousands Without Power in Columbus, Georgia
Thousands of customers in Columbus, Georgia, lost power following storms that occurred on Saturday.

Columbus, GA, September 19, 2026 —
Thousands of residents and businesses in Columbus, Georgia, experienced power outages following severe storms that swept through the region on Saturday. The extent of the disruptions impacted a significant portion of the customer base, with the full number of affected accounts not precisely detailed beyond the broad estimate of “thousands.”
The power losses were attributed directly to the inclement weather, which included high winds and heavy rain, according to available information. Utility providers are working to restore electricity to all affected areas. The specific duration of the outages and the exact timeline for full restoration were not immediately available. Details regarding the infrastructure damage that led to the widespread outages were also not provided.
As of the latest reports, crews are assessing the damage and prioritizing repairs to restore service as quickly and safely as possible. The specific utility company responsible for managing the power grid and responding to these outages was not specified in the information provided. Further updates on the restoration efforts are expected as the situation develops. The number of days the outages lasted was not specified.
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