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County-by-county power outages due to Hurricane Milton

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As Hurricane Milton approaches the Gulf Coast of Florida, the weather is bringing power outages with it.

As of Wednesday afternoon, counties in our viewing area are experiencing outages. FPL has stated it has dozens of restoration workers in the area.

Here's a look at outages across South Florida and the Treasure Coast.

Palm Beach: 8,660 of 784,000 customers served
Martin County: 130 of 100,760 customers served
Okeechobee County: 2,700 of 20,740 customers served
St. Lucie County: 12,160 of 158,660 customer served
Indian River County: 110 of 101,320 customer served
Broward County: 895 of 862,797 customers served
Miami-Dade County: 2,088 of 1,235,876 customers served

- Courtesy of FPL Outage Map

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