We also want to thank community leaders and local organizations for helping those who needed it. To check estimated restoration times or report a new outage, visit:

We know losing power is difficult, especially multi-day outages, and we sincerely appreciate your patience and the kindness you've shown our field crews during this winter storm.

With more winter weather moving in, teams are also tackling proactive vegetation management work to clear branches around power lines to reduce the impact of incoming heavy snow.

Crews have restored power to about 90% of impacted customers in our Wisconsin and Michigan service areas and expect to have the lights back on for all customers this evening.

To view a current outage map and see estimated restoration times, visit:

Our employees, from field crews to care agents, have seen incredible kindness and patience from our WI and MI communities throughout the storm, and we are so appreciative for your understanding. We know you count on us, and we're committed to delivering power safely and reliably.

When restoring power, crews first prioritize work that will make the biggest impact, getting the lights back on for the most customers quickly.

As crews continue restoration efforts and assess new damage caused by wind, heavy snow and fallen branches, they're still facing very difficult conditions and nearly impassible roads, which can be seen in these photos and videos shared by our workers in the field.

We're committed to delivering the service you count on, and we're grateful for the crew members in the field, operations teams, customer care agents fielding calls, and all of our team members working to get the lights back on today.

We know losing power is difficult any day, but it's especially challenging on a day like today, when families, friends and communities come together to celebrate Thanksgiving. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Crews are making progress restoring power to customers affected by the snow and high winds, with power now restored to all customers in Wisconsin and field teams focusing on the Ironwood, MI area tonight and tomorrow as additional snow falls.

And to our customers still without power, we thank you for your understanding and your support of the crew members spending this holiday working the lines. Their commitment to service shines through especially in these challenging conditions, and we couldn't be more thankful.

This morning, crews from across the midwest are joining local teams to spend Thanksgiving working to get the lights back on in the MI and WI communities hit hardest by this week's snowstorm, and we’re filled with gratitude for their incredible dedication.

Throughout the day, employees and contractors arrived from across the region, with more on the way to help tomorrow. We know how important and essential reliable power is, and we appreciate your patience as restoration efforts continue tonight and into Thanksgiving.

Thanks to our hard-working crews for braving the storm today to assess damage and restore power to nearly 40% of impacted customers across our service areas in Wisconsin and Michigan.

To view the outage map and estimated restoration times visit:

Employees and contractors are in the field restoring power, with more coming from across the region to help. With the ongoing snow and high winds, we anticipate the number of outages could grow throughout the day and restoration times could extend into tomorrow and Friday.

The safety of our team members and customers is our top priority, so field workers are using extreme caution as they work to restore power to impacted customers. Crews shared these photos from the conditions experienced today across the region.

With up to 14" of additional snow forecasted in some areas today and into Thanksgiving, we appreciate your patience and understanding as our teams navigate difficult conditions. To report an outage or view estimated restoration time, visit:

Our crews are working to restore outages caused by snowfall and high winds overnight, impacting up to 11,000 customers primarily in Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.