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AdvertisementOG&amp;E continues efforts to restore power to Oklahomans after weekend stormsHide TranscriptShow TranscriptTONIGHT. &gt;&gt; WE ARE HERE AT THE LLOYD NOBLE CENTER WHERE O ND -- O&amp;E LOST POWER. SOME 69,000 POWER LOS -- 69,000 PEOPLE LOST POWER OVER THE WEEKEND. THEY SAID THEY HAVE 11 CREWS WORKING ON RESTORATION RIGHT NOW. THEY’VE REPLACED NEARLY 100 HOLES IN THE METRO. A LOT OF THE PROBLEM HAS TO DO WITH CLEARING TREE LIMBS THAT INTERFERED WITH POWERLINES. THE POWER OUTAGE CREATING PROBLEMS FOR PEOPLE WITH THIS EXTREME HEAT. THAT’S WHY THEY HAVE THESE FREE COOL ZONES AVAILABLE AROUND THE METRO DURING THE HOTTEST PARTS OF THE DAY. TO FIND OUT THOSE LOCATIONS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE, KOCO.C. REPORT POWER OUTAGES THROUGH THEIR WEBSITE OR BY CALLING THE POWER COMPANAdvertisementOG&amp;E continues efforts to restore power to Oklahomans after weekend stormsNearly 70,000 Oklahomans were without power because of this weekend’s severe storms.Many people have had to deal with not having electricity for a few days. At the peak, OG&amp;E said some 69,000 customers lost power. By Monday morning, more than 1,100 personnel were working around the clock to get things back up, including fixing nearly 100 power poles in the Oklahoma City metro. According to OG&amp;E, most of the damage was done by fallen tree limbs knocking down power lines.The power company also has set up free Cool Zones for people to go to through the hottest parts of the day. Information about the Cool Zones can be found here.People also are encouraged to report power outages to OG&amp;E.On Monday, OG&amp;E officials updated their estimated restoration times. Below is a look at those estimated times.By Late Monday NightArdmoreBeggsBethanyBokosheBristowCameronDel CityDouglasDrumrightEdmondEufaulaHeavenerMuldrowMuskogeeMustangNoblePanamaPerkinsSpiroThe VillageYukonBy Tuesday NightChandlerHarrahMeekerMooreNormanOklahoma CityPoteauRolandNearly 70,000 Oklahomans were without power because of this weekend’s severe storms.Many people have had to deal with not having electricity for a few days. At the peak, OG&amp;E said some 69,000 customers lost power.AdvertisementBy Monday morning, more than 1,100 personnel were working around the clock to get things back up, including fixing nearly 100 power poles in the Oklahoma City metro. According to OG&amp;E, most of the damage was done by fallen tree limbs knocking down power lines.The power company also has set up free Cool Zones for people to go to through the hottest parts of the day. Information about the Cool Zones .People also are encouraged to report power outages to OG&amp;E.On Monday, OG&amp;E officials updated their estimated restoration times. Below is a look at those estimated times.By Late Monday NightBy Tuesday NightLoading more articles...

AdvertisementOG&amp;E continues efforts to restore power to Oklahomans after weekend stormsHide TranscriptShow TranscriptTONIGHT. &gt;&gt; WE ARE HERE AT THE LLOYD NOBLE CENTER WHERE O ND -- O&amp;E LOST POWER. SOME 69,000 POWER LOS -- 69,000 PEOPLE LOST POWER OVER THE WEEKEND. THEY SAID THEY HAVE 11 CREWS WORKING ON RESTORATION RIGHT NOW. THEY’VE REPLACED NEARLY 100 HOLES IN THE METRO. A LOT OF THE PROBLEM HAS TO DO WITH CLEARING TREE LIMBS THAT INTERFERED WITH POWERLINES. THE POWER OUTAGE CREATING PROBLEMS FOR PEOPLE WITH THIS EXTREME HEAT. THAT’S WHY THEY HAVE THESE FREE COOL ZONES...

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