NB Power is making headway in getting power restored with more than 28 thousand homes and businesses around the province without, which is down from the more than 51 thousand yesterday morning.
There are still more than 14 thousand in the Rothesay
region. This includes not only Rothesay but Grand Bay-Westfield,
Quispamsis, Hampton, Nauwigewauk, Titusville, the Kingston Peninsula, Nerepis, Rowley, Queenstown and Passekeag.
NB Power is now estimating restoration could be anywhere from late tomorrow night to Saturday night depending on where you live.
Warming centres have been set up at the Brundage Point River Centre in Grand Bay-Westfield, the Lighthouse River Centre in Hampton, the Quispamsis Civic Centre above the #2 fire station on Civic Road and at Rothesay-Netherwood in Heritage Hall.
Saint John Energy, in its latest update, is reporting power outages on Keating Road, Kirkpatrick Lane, Bradley Lake Road, Dolan Road, Janes Way, Woodside Drive, Bay Crescent Drive, Chalmers Drive, Station Road and Upper Golden Grove. There's no estimate when the power will be back on.
There
are more than 75 hundred homes and businesses still in the dark in the St.
Stephen region. This includes as well as St. Stephen, Blacks Harbour, St. George, Lepreau, Harvey, McAdam, St. Andrews, Pennfield,
Musquash, Utopia, Oak Bay, Waweig, Yoho, Pocologan, Back Bay, Oak Bay, Little Ridge, Chamcook, Bocabec, Oak Hill and Digdeguash. NB Power is estimating it could be anywhere from tonight before power is restored for a few customers in McAdam but, for most still without electricity, it appears to be late Saturday night now.
Warming stations have been set up at the Civic Centre in St. George and the D-F-O Biological Station in St. Andrews.
More
than 31 hundred homes and businesses are without electricity in the Sussex area
with NB Power estimating it will be late tomorrow night before over a thousand customers in Jemseg get their
service restored but the latest estimate for most is late Saturday night.