In a statement, Duke Energy said a majority of customers are expected to have power returned no later than Friday evening, Oct. 4. However, repair efforts are so widespread that very few areas have been assigned estimated times of restoration.

Duke Energy said it expects power to be restored by Sunday night after remnants of Hurricane Helene whipped through the Cincinnati region.

Duke Energy is reporting that work to restore power to thousands of customers across the Upstate and Western North Carolina will take several days.According to the outage map, there are more than 649,

INDIANA—Duke Energy has restored power to more than 62,000 Indiana customers affected by the high winds that tore through the state Friday. As of

AES Indiana and Duke Energy are both trying to restore power for thousands of Hoosiers. Storms that rolled through Friday knocked power out for more than 97,000 Hoosiers.

Duke Energy has restored power to more than 60,000 customers who were affected by the high winds that moved through the Greater Cincinnati area Friday, causing more than 140,000 power outages. Approximately 71,

As Hurricane Helene tore through Western North Carolina with high winds and heavy, steady rainfall, the power outages and the road closures began.

About 95% of Duke customers in those counties are expected to have power back by Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Some customers should have power before then, while those who experienced severe flooding and damage may take longer. Impacted customers should expect updates from Duke Energy in the coming days.

Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. North College Hill was among the hardest-hit communities, with more than 800 Duke Energy customers without power in the area Sunday morning.