Hurricane Ian knocks out power to nearly 350,000 in Carolinas
are now impacting hundreds of thousands of people in the Carolinas as the deadly storm made landfall a third time.More than 187,000 South Carolina customers are now without power, and another 161,000 customers are without power in North Carolina according to Poweroutage.us.Image 1 of 3
A worker clears a tree from Meeting Street after it was brought down during Hurricane Ian Sept. 30, 2022, in Charleston, S.C.The storm is also impacting Virginia, where nearly 15,000 customers are experiencing outages. More than 1.7 million customers remain without power in Florida, two days after Ian hit the state as a Category 4 hurricane causing untold destruction and at least 21 deaths.
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