Thousands Lose Power in Wiregrass Region Following Storm Isaias
Over 10,000 residents in the Wiregrass region are experiencing power outages as a result of storm Isaias.

Dothan, AL, October 9, 2026 — Over 10,000 residents across the Wiregrass region are currently without electricity due to the impact of storm Isaias. The extent of the outages indicates a significant disruption affecting a large portion of the area’s population.
The power disruptions were directly attributed to storm Isaias, which brought severe weather conditions to the region. The specific timing and duration of these outages have not been detailed, nor has the total number of households or businesses impacted been precisely quantified, beyond exceeding the 10,000-resident threshold.
Information regarding the specific utility companies responsible for power restoration efforts was not immediately available. Similarly, the exact geographic boundaries within the Wiregrass region experiencing these outages, such as specific counties or towns, have not been publicly specified. The full scope of damage caused by the storm to power infrastructure also remains unclear.
Residents are advised to check with their local utility providers for the latest updates on estimated restoration times and safety information. The extent of the damage assessment and the timeline for full power restoration are ongoing. Further details are expected to be released as assessment and repair work progresses.
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