After last week's winter storm, thousands in our area were left in the dark. AEP said that as of Friday, Jan. 10, they'd restored power to everyone in the region, and they're prepared for any more weather that comes our way.

Approximately 19,000 customers in West Virginia and Virginia are still without power due to power outages caused by heavy snow and ice. According to a Storm Response Update from Appalachian Power, about 19,

Appalachian Power restoration crews are still out in full force braving the cold conditions to get electricity back on. Neighbors WDBJ7 spoke to said they’ve been in Rocky Mount since early Wednesday morning working to restore power.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Crews with Appalachian Power Company and the West Virginia Department of Transportation are still hard at work trying to help West Virginia residents affected by Winter Storm Blair.

(WSET) — Many customers are still in the dark following a winter storm in Central Virginia. As of Tuesday morning around 6:45 a.m., Appalachian Power is reporting more than 40,000 Virginia customers without power. The breakdown of current numbers in our area can be found below:

Duke Energy said crews were working hard to restore power for thousands Saturday in the wake of overnight snow, sleet, and freezing rain.

STATE OF EMERGENCY | CLOSURES | WARMING SHELTERS | DEADLY COLD | PICTURES AND VIDEOS | WVTM 13 LIVE DOPPLER RADAR | HOW TO GET WEATHER ALERTS | UPLOAD YOUR WEATHER PHOTOS Alabama counties are under a State of Emergency and Winter Storm Warnings as impacts from a winter storm continue.

More than 120,000 customers were without power as a winter storm moved through metro Atlanta and north Georgia on Friday. Still, those numbers linger. Statewide, around 90,846 people are without power,