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Getting Reports of a Power Outage from Georgetown to Downtown including metro stations

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You can see the pepco outage map with estimated restoration times here.

“Any traffic signals that are out or flashing should be treated as a 4-way stop. Be courteous as this situation is remedied.”

Update from Pepco:

“Shortly before 1 p.m. Tuesday we experienced a dip in voltage in the Washington D.C. area. This was caused by an issue with a transmission line.

There was never a loss of permanent electric supply to customers.

The dip in voltage caused equipment at some customer facilities to transfer to their backup systems.

The momentary outage occurred because of customer equipment responding to a dip in voltage.

We are currently working to repair the transmission equipment fault in Charles County, Maryland. We have crews on site investigating the cause.”

From @Metrorailinfo:

“We have a few rail stations on emergency lighting; however, all trains have power and are moving on all lines at this time. 12:48p #wmata”

UPDATE: “Stations on backup power include (1/2): Anacostia, Dupont, Eastern Market, Potomac Ave, NoMa, Rhode Is Ave, Stadium-Armory, Largo… #wmata”

“Stations on backup power (2/2)… Minnesota Ave, Prince George’s Plz, Benning Road, Navy Yard, Capitol Heights #wmata”

“MTPD units responding to assist at all stations affected by power outages. No elevator entrapments reported at any station. #wmata”

“2pm update: All Metrorail stations open. Trains running on all lines. Some stations reporting power coming back; working on update #wmata”

“Dupont Circle: We are bringing in shuttle buses to bridge Farragut North-Dupont Circle. Again, Farragut North has working escalators. #wmata”

Reader reports 1:30pm:

“South exit of DuPont station. No lights, no escalators, no fare gates”

‏@smithsonian tweets:

“A major power outage in DC is affecting some of our museums. @NPG, @americanart @airandspace and @SmithsonianNMAI are now evacuated”

From @DDOTDC 1:34pm:

“Pepco reports several power outages occuring concurrently in the DC Area. Estimated restoration time has not been determined.”

@councilofdc tweets:

“There seems to be a blackout at the Wilson Building. Insert @PepcoConnect @Exelon merger joke (pro or con!) here.”

Another reader tweets Georgetown waterfront is out and another reader writes 18th and G St, NW is out.

“Power outages all over K Street NW, affecting many office buildings. Out since approximately 12:40p.”

“The Verizon center side of 7th is out, but the other side seems to still have power.”

“University of Maryland is completely out too.”

“power out at 17th and F nw”

“no power at 18th and E St NW”

“power out in NoMa”

“power out in Foggy Bottom”

“power out in Navy Yard”

“IMF/GW is out of power”

“Power out at 5th and F st NW. Tons of fire trucks on the mall near the American Indian Museum #dc #washingtondc #poweroutage”

“Also extending out eastward to Prince George’s Community College in Largo and even southward into parts of Southern MD.”

Updates when more is known.

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