Grid Watch

Power isn’t optional.

[Grid Watch @watch_grid]

When official outage maps lag, freeze, or blur the truth, communities still need clarity.

GridWatch tracks outages using official reports + real-time community signals, so people can see what’s actually happening on the ground.

If your power’s still out, your update matters.

[Grid Watch @watch_grid]

@NESpower Let us know if you had power and lost it, we’re counting the actual accurate outages!

[Grid Watch @watch_grid]

@vrgldh Ridiculous. We’re putting an end to this.

[Virgil Davis Hunt @vrgldh]

Can anyone read this map?

[Nickelle Smith @NickelleReports]

This is video from Brentwood, TN (just south of Nashville) on 1/28. Some of the highest ice accumulation totals were in Brentwood where early estimates show .8" of ice. @WKRN Video: @maggieweavertv
Latest Forecast: https://t.co/IQs0FZEa2j

[Megan Fee @meganfeetv]

#Breaking Crews are on the scene of a house fire in Green Hills.

Nashville Fire officials say two of the hydrants were frozen. @WKRN

[Johnny Maffei @MaffeiInTheMorn]

Chainsaws humming in Bellevue as thousands of *customers* wake up Wednesday without power

NES says it could be until Friday and beyond for some

@FOXNashville continuing our coverage this morning

[WSMV 4 Nashville @WSMV]

Electrical worker union denounces reports of workers being turned away from recovery efforts in Nashville https://t.co/QHCMbcz9r1

[Tennessee Freedom @TNFreedom21]

It’s almost like TN should mandate whatever the heck Florida did a few years ago for hurricanes and senior living facilities

[FoxNashville @FOXNashville]

POWER OUTAGE UPDATE 🔌 As of 8:20 p.m., about 112.000 Nashville Electric Service customers remain without power. https://t.co/fjBsLsmWpw

[James Pettus @PettusWX]

Wow only took them a whole 4 days 😭🙏

[Mt. Juliet Police @MtJulietPolice]

Update on the New NES Power Outage affecting areas within city limits-

[PowerOutage.us @PowerOutage_us]

This video illustrates the power outage evolution from peak out to four days into restoration. Around 400,000 customers remain out, with the hardest hit areas with ice in LA, MS, TN recovering slowest.

[Dante 🇺🇸 @DanteTheDon]

Big shout out to @Marriott for being human, kind, and not taking advantage of people suffering during this storm in places like Tennessee. My friends and I are helping people who are without power and heat there in the Nashville area with our saved up points, and Marriott is going above and beyond to help with low rates and being flexible. Rare from big corporations today. If you want to help out and donate saved up points, reach out and I’ll get you connected.

[Rae Anne Bradley @RaeAnneTDOT]

The sun is shining, but the work isn’t done. @myTDOT StrikeForce crews clearing storm-damaged trees on SR 174 in Sumner County. Give them the room they need to work safely.

[NWS GSP @NWSGSP]

Confidence is increasing that snow will develop across the region beginning Friday evening, continuing into Saturday. Significant accumulations of snow are possible across much of the area, with impacts to travel being the primary concern.

#scwx #ncwx #gawxw

[Tennessee Emergency Management Authority (TEMA) @TennesseeEMA]

Power doesn’t stop at state lines. Some of Mississippi’s transmission lines feed into Tennessee, and restoring this critical infrastructure is a major step in accelerating power restoration for Tennesseans.

[The Weather Channel @weatherchannel]

Tennessee leads the nation in power outages in the wake of Winter Storm Fern. More than 170,000 customers remain without electricity as dangerously cold temperatures settle over the region. Meteorologist @TWCAlexWallace is in Nashville with a firsthand look at the damage:

[Matt Murphy @mattmurphyshow]

If true…completely Unacceptable