Thousands of customers in the Eastern Region Massachusetts The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency reported a power outage at 8 a.m. Monday.

Plymouth was the most affected area, with more than 17,000 customers without power just after 8:30 a.m., according to the MEMA outage database. This is a significant increase from the previous hour.
Dennis ranks second on the outage list behind Plymouth, with 10,640 customers without power, according to MEMA. While Cape Town is not an ideal location right now, Byrne, Brewster, orleansThe database showed more than 3,000 customers were without power in both Eastham and Wareham.
On the South Shore, Quincy was at the forefront, with 3,659 residents experiencing power outages.
On the North Shore, Gloucester, which was recently ranked 2,478th, lacks lights and heat.
The entire town of Hamilton is said to be without power, with reports of more than 3,000 people power failure. The Essex town just inland from Manchester-on-Sea is experiencing the effects of a snowstorm just like the rest of us, which forecasters say is set to last throughout the day.
So far, Boston has been lucky, as the city was notified of the storm later than expected.
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Massachusetts power outage map: Which areas are affected?
The following list provided by MASS LIVE details communities where more than 20% of electric customers have experienced outages:
bristol county
Norton: 29%
cape cod
Barnstable: 27% without power
The Bourne Supremacy: 43%
Brewster: 26%
Chatham: 22%
Eastham: 63%
Dennis: 36%
Orleans: 47%
Sandwiches: 27%
Wellfleet: 37% without power
Essex County
Hamilton: 100%
Essex: 72%
Wynnum: 60%
Swamp Scott: 50%
Rockport: 61%
norfolk county
Norfolk: 27%
plymouth county
Wareham: 27%
A blizzard warning is in effect throughout eastern, central and southern Massachusetts until 7 a.m. Tuesday. During this time, residents in the area could expect 18 to 25 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 75 mph.


