UTAH
Power back on for most, but earlier Monday, thousands were in the dark in Ogden
Apr 3, 2023, 7:53 AM | Updated: 6:28 pm
Crews working on a downed power line in Farmington. Wet, heavy snow is causing issues across the Wasatch Front Monday, April 3, 2023 (Shelby Lofton/KSL TV)
(Shelby Lofton/KSL TV)
OGDEN, Utah — More than 3,500 homes and businesses were without power in northern Utah on Monday morning.
Rocky Mountain Power spokesman Dave Eskelson said the outages were scattered, but that there were a large group of problems near McKay Dee Hospital.
But Eskelson said the hospital was never without power.
Most of the problems were caused by the snowstorm that dropped heavy snow on tree limbs. In one instance, Eskelson said an entire tree was leveled by the weight of snow.
Customers can text OUT to 759677, call 1-877-508-5088 or visit Rocky Mountain Power on the web for updates.
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