Duke Energy Reports Power Outages Across Charlotte Region Due to Severe Storms
WBTV is tracking Duke Energy power outages across the Charlotte region caused by rain and severe storms on August 28, 2026.
Charlotte, NC, August 28, 2026 —
Duke Energy is experiencing power outages affecting customers across the Charlotte region. The widespread disruptions are attributed to heavy rain and severe storms that impacted the area on August 28, 2026.
As of the latest tracking by WBTV, the extent of the outages, including the specific number of affected customers or a precise timeline for restoration, was not immediately available. Utility crews are reportedly working to address the issues caused by the severe weather conditions.
Severe weather events, such as those characterized by strong winds and heavy precipitation, frequently lead to downed power lines and damage to electrical infrastructure. These incidents can result in temporary interruptions to electricity service for residential and commercial customers.
Residents in the Charlotte region are advised to monitor local news sources for updates on the power outages and Duke Energy’s progress in restoring service. The company typically mobilizes response teams to assess damage and make necessary repairs following significant weather events.
Further details regarding specific outage locations and estimated restoration times are expected to be released as they become available from Duke Energy and are tracked by WBTV.
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