PowerOutageHistory
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Yalobusha County Power Outage History

20142025 · Mississippi

Worse than average — more frequent or longer outages than most counties. How grades are calculated

Total events
569
Avg duration
2.9 hrs
Longest outage
70 hrs
National percentile
31st

Outages by year

Outages by month (seasonality)

Worst outage events on record

DateDurationCustomers affectedCause
Apr 13, 202070 hrs3,395 (47%)Thunderstorm Wind
Jun 10, 20201 hrs2,317 (32%)Thunderstorm Wind
Aug 29, 20181 hrs1,744 (24%)Unnamed event
Jul 16, 20194 hrs1,742 (24%)Heat
May 26, 202547 hrs1,711 (24%)Thunderstorm Wind

Over the 12 years from 2014 to 2025, Yalobusha County recorded 569 distinct power outage events, averaging 2.9 hours per event.

The single worst outage on record in Yalobusha County started April 13, 2020 (Thunderstorm Wind), lasting 70 hours and leaving up to 3,395 customers without power (47% of the county) at its peak.

June has historically been the worst month for outages in Yalobusha County, with 87 events recorded during that month across the dataset.

Based on this history, Yalobusha County earns a Reliability Grade of D, placing it in the 31st percentile nationally for grid reliability (higher percentile = more reliable).

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Similar counties in Mississippi

Counties with the closest reliability grade and national percentile to Yalobusha County.

CountyGradeNational percentile
Bolivar CountyD31st
Neshoba CountyD29th
Tate CountyD34th
Madison CountyD28th
Panola CountyD28th

FAQ

How often does power go out in Yalobusha County?

Between 2014 and 2025, Yalobusha County recorded 569 outage events, averaging 2.9 hours each.

What is Yalobusha County's reliability grade?

Yalobusha County has a Reliability Grade of D, in the 31st national percentile.

What was the worst power outage in Yalobusha County?

The worst outage on record started April 13, 2020 (Thunderstorm Wind), lasting 70 hours and affecting up to 3,395 customers.

Data: ORNL EAGLE-I Recorded Electricity Outages (2014–2025), CC BY 4.0. Storm names: NOAA Storm Events Database. Last data refresh: 2025. See methodology.