RICHMOND, Va. -- More than 125,500 Dominion Energy customers were without electricity in Virginia after powerful storms moved through the Commonwealth on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Roughly 98,400 customers were without power in Central Virginia as of 7:45 p.m., according to Dominion Energy. Most of those outages were concentrated in Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield and New Kent counties as well as the City of Richmond.
- Amelia: 128 (+102***)
- Buckingham: 784
- Caroline: 229*
- Cumberland: 30
- Charles City: 1,691
- Chesterfield: 14,162
- Colonial Heights: 70
- Dinwiddie: 866***
- Goochland: 95
- Hanover: 22,252 (+393*)
- Henrico: 39,577
- Hopewell: 192
- King William: 78
- Lancaster: 305 (+15**)
- Louisa: 1,841*
- Middlesex: 52
- New Kent: 4,747
- Nottoway: 96***
- Northumberland: 238
- Petersburg: 91
- Powhatan: 31 (+560***)
- Prince George: 201
- Northumberland: 387
- Richmond: 15,359
*Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
**Northern Neck Electric Cooperative
***Southside Electric Cooperative
Several severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for parts of Central Virginia on Sunday.
Meteorologist Mike Stone said our best chance of storms in the metro would be between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. There is a marginal risk (level 1 out of 5) for severe storms with strong wind gusts.
Due to the muggy air, storms will produce very heavy rainfall, and localized flooding will be possible.
VIDEO: Tracking marginal risk (level 1 out of 5) for severe storms in Virginia on Sunday
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A Heat Advisory is in effect through Monday evening
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