Kim Johnson looks over the destruction near her seaside apartment in Atlantic City, N.J., Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012.
More than 8.4 million people in Sandy’s path, 7% of the U.S. population, remain without power Tuesday afternoon, even as the worst of the storm has passed. Here are the latest updates on power outages in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states. Click your utility to see the latest figures from your provider. For up-to-the minute news, visit our live blog.
Updated: Oct. 30, 11:20 p.m.
New York City and Westchester:
Consolidated Edison
846,549 people affected
New Jersey:
Jersey Central
975,081 people affected
PSE&G
1.1 million people affected
Atlantic City Electric
168,728 people affected
Long Island:
LIPA
922,823 people affected
Connecticut:
Connecticut Light & Power
433,541 people affected
Massachussetts:
National Grid
135,120 people affected
Delaware:
Delmarva
24,638 people affected
Pennsylvania:
West Penn Power
182,713 people affected
PPL
330,905 people affected
West Virginia:
APCO
147,053 people affected
Maryland and Washington D.C.:
Pepco
5,351 people affected
Virginia:
Dominion Electric
52,539 people affected
New Hampshire:
PSNH
96,287 people affected
Rhode Island:
National Grid
98,396 people affected
Maine:
Central Maine Power Company (CMP)
17,504 people affected
Bangor Hydro Electric Power Company
85 people affected