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UPDATE 8:30 A.M.
More than 1,800 customers are still without power Tuesday morning after a wind storm knocked down trees and knocked out power Monday evening.
A total of 30 different outages are reported across the Okanagan-Kootenay region affecting 1,809 customers.
Of those, more than 800 customers are in the dark in Vernon, more than 200 in Lake Country are out and several more in Coldstream.
BC Hydro attributes the cause of the outages to Monday night's wind storm.
The estimate turn on time for the outages range from between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
Check out the BC Hydro outage list here to see when your power is expected to come back on.
ORIGINAL
An intense thunderstorm knocked out power to thousands of BC Hydro customers Monday night.
The storm rolled through the Okanagan just before 9 p.m. with heavy rain, high winds and hail reported in some areas.
Parts of Lake Country, Coldstream and Vernon were affected by the outage.
Downed trees were listed as the cause of several outages.
Power has been restored to many homes, but Hydro's website lists 22 outages still current across the Okanagan-Kootenay region.
The utility company's estimated time of restored power is noon in most instances for those still affected.
