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Palm Beach County, FL Power Outages

Utilities serving Palm Beach County, Florida don't yet share live outage data with DOE's ODIN feed. Check your electric company's outage map (listed below) for real-time status.

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Palm Beach County on the Florida outage map

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Current outages

Live data is limited for Palm Beach County. Use your utility's outage map or call to report an outage.

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Palm Beach County power outage history

Every significant outage recorded in Palm Beach County since late 2014, with likely causes from NOAA storm reports

Since late 2014, DOE's EAGLE-I monitoring system has recorded 159 significant power outages in Palm Beach County, meaning events that left at least 1% of customers in the dark. The largest (Sep 9–18, 2017) came when Hurricane Irma left 1,098,160 customers (100% of the county) without power.

From 2018 to 2025, the average customer here lost about 2 hr 56 min of power per year, less than the Florida average of 7 hr 59 min. That ranks 60th of 67 Florida counties for outage time, where 1st has the most.

On 6 days in that period, at least 5% of customers were out at the same time. Outage time in Palm Beach County has risen recently: about 3 hr 25 min per customer per year in 2022–2025, versus 2 hr 27 min in 2018–2021.

The most recent significant outage on record (Jul 17, 2025) affected 12,589 customers (2.3%) amid severe thunderstorms.

Outage time / yr
2 hr 56 min
Per customer, 2018–2025
Rank in FL
60 / 67
1 = most outage time
Significant outages
159
Since late 2014
Largest outage
1,098,160
Sep 9–18, 2017

Worst outages on record

#WhenPeak customers outLikely cause (NOAA)
1Sep 9–18, 20171,098,160(100%)Hurricane Irma
2Oct 5–8, 201684,378(15.6%)Hurricane Matthew
3Oct 9–11, 202478,946(14.6%)Tornadoes
4Apr 26, 202056,492(10.5%)Severe thunderstorms
5Apr 10–12, 202143,791(8.1%)Severe thunderstorms

Hours without power per customer, by year

Palm Beach CountyFlorida average
0255075’15’16’17’18’19’20’21’22’23’24’25

When outages happen

Share of all customer outage time that fell in each month, 2018–2025.

Source: DOE/ORNL EAGLE-I recorded electricity outages, 2014–2025 (CC BY 4.0), with likely causes from the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database. EAGLE-I coverage was partial before 2018, so averages use 2018–2025. Peak counts are the highest number of customers out at one time.

Who provides electricity in Palm Beach County?

Electric companies with service territory in Palm Beach County (EIA-861, 2025)

Electric utilities serving Palm Beach County, Florida
UtilityCustomers (FL)Live data
Florida Power & Light (FPL)6,071,776Not reporting
City of Lake Worth Beach - (FL)28,206Not reporting

Customer counts are each utility's statewide total in Florida. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 & Electric Power Annual.

Local outage news

No Palm Beach County outage headlines in the past week.

Cities in Palm Beach County

West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Jupiter, Greenacres, Lake Worth Beach, Royal Palm Beach

Nearby counties

Palm Beach County power outage FAQ

Is the power out in Palm Beach County right now?

No outages are currently reported for Palm Beach County by participating utilities. Live coverage is limited here, so If your power is out, report it to your electric company.

Which electric company serves Palm Beach County?

According to EIA-861 service territory data, Florida Power & Light Co, City of Lake Worth Beach - (FL) provide electric service in Palm Beach County, Florida.

What was the worst power outage in Palm Beach County?

The largest outage recorded by DOE's EAGLE-I system since 2014 was Sep 9–18, 2017. It peaked at 1,098,160 customers without power (100% of the county). NOAA storm reports for that period point to Hurricane Irma.

How often does the power go out in Palm Beach County?

EAGLE-I has recorded 159 significant outages here since late 2014. From 2018 to 2025 the average customer lost about 2 hr 56 min of power per year, and on 6 days at least 5% of customers were out at once.

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PowerOutageTracker.com. "Palm Beach County, FL Power Outages." Accessed November 2, 2026. https://poweroutagetracker.com/outages/florida/palm-beach-county