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Vermont power outage map

Where the power is out across Vermont right now, and how long your food has while yours is off.

No outages are being reported in Vermont to the US Department of Energy's ODIN feed right now. That feed covers 65 utilities rather than every utility in the country, so a quiet map is not a guarantee.

Power out at your place? Work out how long the food in your fridge and freezer has.See what's still good

Nothing is being reported in Vermont right now. Search your county anyway if your power is out: this feed carries a few dozen utilities, not all of them.

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Utilities reporting

Alabama: nothing reportedArizona: 69 customers out across 4 countiesColorado: nothing reportedFlorida: 45 customers out across 2 countiesGeorgia: nothing reportedIndiana: nothing reportedKansas: 380 customers out across 12 countiesMaine: nothing reportedMassachusetts: 89 customers out across 4 countiesMinnesota: 107 customers out across 8 countiesNew Jersey: 114 customers out across 4 countiesNorth Carolina: 207 customers out across 14 countiesNorth Dakota: nothing reportedOklahoma: nothing reportedPennsylvania: 506 customers out across 17 countiesSouth Dakota: nothing reportedTexas: 1,580 customers out across 60 countiesWyoming: 3 customers out across 2 countiesConnecticut: nothing reportedMissouri: 148 customers out across 4 countiesWest Virginia: 1,144 customers out across 17 countiesIllinois: nothing reportedNew Mexico: 660 customers out across 2 countiesArkansas: nothing reportedCalifornia: 586 customers out across 8 countiesDelaware: 1 customers out across 1 countyDistrict of Columbia: nothing reportedIowa: 35 customers out across 3 countiesKentucky: 1 customers out across 1 countyMaryland: 6 customers out across 1 countyMichigan: 40 customers out across 1 countyMississippi: nothing reportedMontana: 1 customers out across 1 countyNew Hampshire: nothing reportedNew York: 121 customers out across 8 countiesOhio: 192 customers out across 11 countiesOregon: 7,593 customers out across 83 countiesTennessee: 263 customers out across 14 countiesUtah: 1,097 customers out across 2 countiesVirginia: nothing reportedWashington: 594 customers out across 14 countiesWisconsin: nothing reportedNebraska: nothing reportedSouth Carolina: 39 customers out across 2 countiesIdaho: nothing reportedNevada: nothing reportedVermont: nothing reportedLouisiana: nothing reportedRhode Island: nothing reported

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Live data from the US Department of Energy's ODIN feed, which carries 65 reporting utilities rather than every utility in the country. If yours isn't here, check your utility directly or poweroutage.us. Updated every 10 minutes.

You can have electricity at home in an outage.

It takes less than most people assume. Provision Planner works out what covers a night, a week or a month of your own power, and shows how close you already are.

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Reporting in Vermont

No Vermont utility is reporting an outage to this feed right now. That usually means a quiet day, not a gap.

What takes the power out in Vermont

  • Winter stormWhat to have ready before it happens
  • FloodWhat to have ready before it happens

The power is out. Here's how long your food has.

The USDA gives a closed refrigerator about four hours, a full freezer roughly 48 and a half-full one 24. Tell it how long you've been out and it does the rest. Longer version in how long a freezer stays cold without power.

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Freezer is

Refrigerator

1h

USDA gives a closed fridge about four hours.

Freezer, full

1d 21h

A full freezer holds roughly 48 hours unopened.

Do this, in order

  1. Right nowKeep both doors shut. Every opening spends time you can't get back.
  2. Next mealEat from the fridge first: leftovers, dairy, anything already opened.
  3. If you're on a wellNo power means no pump. Fill containers and the bathtub now if you haven't.
  4. PhonesDrop to low power mode and stop using them as torches. Your car is a charger.

These timers assume you know what's in there. Keep the count in Provision Planner and the answer is about your actual food.

The other deadline

Everything gets harder after dark.

6:45 PM

Sunset in Vermont tonight. Find what you need before then, not by the light of the phone you are trying to save.

Before it goes

  1. Count your lightHeadlamps before flashlights, because you need your hands. Find them and test the batteries while you can still see to do it.
  2. Your car is a chargerA running engine refills phones and power banks. Outside only, never in an attached garage, and not with the door open either. That is how carbon monoxide kills people in outages.
  3. Ration the phonesA 20,000mAh bank is roughly four full phone charges. Put one phone on low power mode as the household's line and switch the rest off.