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Reports of power outages, trees down as winds from Tropical Storm Ian reach Central Georgia

There were more than 500 customers in Central Georgia without power and several reports of trees down in several counties Thursday

MACON, Ga. — A few hundreds of people have lost power today as winds from Tropical Storm Ian begin to move into Central Georgia on Thursday. 

13WMAZ is working to confirm if the outages are related to the storm which ripped through Florida on Wednesday and into Thursday morning. 

As of 8 a.m., there are only a few outages in Central Georgia but more than 500 customers were without power on Thursday.

As of 8 a.m., no customers for Flint Energy are currently without power according to the latest update.

If you have Georgia Power, you can report a power outage or see the status of outages in your area here.

If you have Flint Energies, you can report a power outage of see the status of outages in your area here.

At this time, Tri-County EMC is showing its service area is experiencing a minimal loss of power. You can view their outage map here.

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