Check the live outage map
See recent power outage reports and changing conditions near you.
Open the map →LIVE COMMUNITY GRID
Community reports reveal where power is changing across the United States, Canada and Australia.
Current city reports and the full outage map remain available below.
Live community reports will appear here.New community reports will appear here.
THE COMMUNITY PULSE
Status changes automatically as local reports accelerate, stabilize or show signs of restoration.
0 active areasThere are no current community signals in this view. If your power is out, your report can help build awareness for the area.
POWER NETWORK STATUS
See recent community outage reports for major electricity providers and network operators across the United States, Canada and Australia.
PowerStatus is a live power outage tracker built around local community reports. It helps people see where electricity problems are being reported, whether outage activity is increasing and when power appears to be returning.
Reports can include complete power outages, flickering lights, partial outages and restored service. These signals are grouped by location to provide a current view of outage activity across supported cities and regions.
Use the live outage map to explore reports near you, search by location or ZIP code, and check recent activity before submitting your own report. Community reports are not a replacement for official information from your electricity provider or emergency services, but they can provide an early indication of what people nearby are experiencing.
Explore the live outage map →Three simple steps turn local signals into a clearer view of changing grid conditions.
See recent power outage reports and changing conditions near you.
Open the map →Tell others when your power is out, flickering, partially unavailable or restored.
Community signals help show where reports are increasing or power is returning.
View active areas →Choose the signal that best describes what is happening. Every report helps make local conditions easier to understand.
Your home or area appears to have lost electricity completely.
Repeated interruptions or voltage-related symptoms are being noticed.
Some circuits, buildings or nearby properties still have power while others do not.
Electricity has returned after an outage.
Browse current community activity across supported countries, regions and cities. Location pages bring nearby reports and recent status changes together in one place.
Explore the live map →PowerStatus turns recent local reports into a live view of outage activity. The platform is designed to show what nearby people are experiencing—without presenting community signals as official utility confirmation.
Quick answers about live reports, local status and how PowerStatus uses community signals.
A power outage is a complete or partial loss of electricity in a home, building or wider area. It may be caused by severe weather, damaged equipment, grid faults, planned maintenance or other local incidents.
Open the live PowerStatus map and search by city, ZIP or postal code. You can review recent community reports, activity levels and signs that electricity may be returning nearby.
PowerStatus groups time-stamped community reports by location. Changes in report volume, geographic concentration and restoration signals help describe current local activity.
No. PowerStatus reports are community signals and may differ from information published by an electricity provider. Always use your provider or local authorities for official updates and emergency guidance.
Yes. You can send a quick outage report without creating an account. A location and the type of power problem are enough to help people nearby understand changing conditions.
Yes. Reports can describe a complete outage, flickering lights, a partial outage or restored power. Choosing the closest match makes the local signal more useful.
Restoration reports from nearby users can indicate that electricity is returning. For confirmed restoration times and repair estimates, check the official information from your utility provider.
Your browser location is requested only when you choose to add it. You can use a ZIP or postal code instead. Location data is used to associate your report with the relevant local area.
PowerStatus currently organizes community outage activity across the United States, Canada and Australia, with country, regional and city views available as coverage expands.
Share what you are seeing and help your neighbors understand local conditions.