Power Outage in Idaho Falls, ID

Large tree limbs downed on power lne on South Boulevard near E 23rd St in Idaho Falls. Power outage for 1,400 customers reported by Idaho Power.

Thunderstorm winds knocked out power to 176 customers west of Idaho Falls airport.

About 200 people were without power in Idaho Falls in the Holmes and Cleveland street areas due to strong winds damaging power lines.

Multiple trees and power lines reported in Idaho Falls. 2,000 customers were without electricity .

Numerous large trees reported down in Idaho Falls. Homes and vehicles damaged. One wood and sheet metal shed destroyed. Several fences were blown down. At least 9,000 electric customers were without power.

Power pole downed near Utah Avenue.

Power lines downed near the intersection of 33rd St and 5th E.

Hail 1.25 inches was recorded in Idaho Falls and 3,000 Idaho Falls Power customers lost power due to a transformer failure. The outage was areas south of 17th street.

Lightning struck a power pole in the northern part of Idaho Falls and left 1,700 Rocky Mountain Power customers without power for just over one hour on April 10th. A power line was arcing on the ground and caused a brief fire.

About 200 people were without power in Idaho Falls in the Holmes and Cleveland street areas.

A powerful storm created Funnel clouds, a tornado and extremely large hail the early evening of April 7th. Hail up to two inches in the Idaho Falls area and funnel clouds and a touchdown in Bingham County.

Severe thunderstorms brought large hail and power outages to Idaho Falls.

Lightning struck a power pole in the northern part of Idaho Falls and left 1,700 Rocky Mountain Power customers without power for just over one hour on April 10th. A power line was arcing on the ground and caused a brief fire.

Extensive snowmelt from warm temperatures and heavy rain caused flooding in southeast Idaho. The brunt of the flooding occurred in Bonneville, Bannock, Oneida, Power, and Madison Counties.

Sixty mph wind gusts measured at Taber. Power outages reported in the Taber area. Fifty-eight mph winds at Kettle Butte and 64 mph winds gusts at Sand Dunes.

Downed trees on Hitt Road and 49th South caused power outages. Storage shed suffered damage from winds as well.

Trees downed with roof torn off one house and power outages widespread in the town of Ammon.

Strong thunderstorms caused damage in Idaho Falls knocking down power lines. As many as 1,000 customers lost power in Idaho Falls for up to three hours. Wind speeds measured 59 mph at the Kettle Butte INEEL mesonet site at 3 pm MST.