8,200 Without Power In Montgomery County

Powerful wind gusts knocked power out for thousands of residents in Montgomery County early Monday.

As of about 10:15 a.m., there were 8,218 outages, according to PECO. Restoration estimates ranged from a few hours to a few days.

Reported outages were at around 3,800 at 9 a.m. and up to 4,500 by about 9:30 a.m., before skyrocketing around then.

Here's a list of how municipalities were impacted by about 9:30 a.m., per PECO:

• Norristown: 2,149
• Springfield Township: 992
• Plymouth Township: 822
• Hatfield: 918
• Lower Providence: 564
• Upper Gwynedd: 546
• Upper Moreland: 534
• Whitemarsh: 330
• Upper Merion: 322
• Lower Merion: 250
• West Norriton: 138
• Montgomery Township: 126
• Abington: 105
• Hatboro: 95
• Horsham: 63
• Limerick: 53
• Jenkintown: 48
• Lower Gwynedd: 48
• Upper Frederick: 44
• Whitpain: 43
• Lower Moreland: 27
• Towamencin: 25
• Trappe: 21
• Cheltenham: 24
• East Norriton: 21
• Lower Pottsgrove: 9

That's about three percent of all customers in the county.

Howling wind brought down trees, power lines, and even parts of buildings as it raged across southeastern Pennsylvania.

This is a breaking story. More information will be provided as it becomes available.