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    Storms knock out power to 373,000 US homes

    Severe weather has left hundreds of thousands of properties without electricity across several American states, with Pennsylvania and Michigan the worst affected.

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    Staff Writer
    Workers fixing damaged electrical lines on a street post-storm, surrounded by fallen cables and equipment.

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    Storms have cut electricity to more than 373,000 homes and facilities across several US states. Pennsylvania and Michigan are the worst hit, while DTE Energy says 95 per cent of its affected customers should have power restored by end of day.

    Key points

    • Storms cut power to over 373,000 US homes and facilities
    • Pennsylvania leads with 70,000 outages, Michigan follows with 64,000
    • DTE Energy expects 95% of customers restored by end of day

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    Severe weather has cut power to more than 373,000 homes and facilities across several US states as of Monday, according to data from PowerOutage.us.

    Pennsylvania recorded the highest number of outages, with more than 70,000 customers affected. Michigan followed with around 64,000 properties without electricity.

    Among utilities, FirstEnergy reported the largest number of disruptions, with roughly 59,800 homes and facilities impacted. DTE Energy came second, with approximately 55,900 customers affected.

    DTE Energy said its storm response teams were working to restore service and expected around 95 per cent of affected customers to have power back by end of day.

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