Over 65,000 Lose Power in Nashville Due to Storms and High Winds
• Severe storms and high winds caused power outages for over 45,000 customers in Nashville on April 16,
• Nearly 30,000 additional customers across Middle Tennessee were also affected by the storm-related power outages.
• Downed trees complicated power restoration efforts, with utility companies working to restore power as conditions allowed.
Severe storms cause widespread outages in Nashville
On April 16, 2026, severe storms and high winds led to significant power outages in Nashville, Tennessee, affecting over 45,000 Nashville Electric Service customers. An additional 30,000 customers in Middle Tennessee also experienced outages. The storm resulted in numerous downed trees, complicating power restoration efforts. Utility companies like Dickson Electric and Middle Tennessee Electric are actively working to restore power, prioritizing critical infrastructure. Residents are urged to treat downed power lines as dangerous and report them immediately.
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