New Jersey power outages

21 counties with outage records. Pick one to see its history.

New Jersey averaged 0.90 times the US outage time per person

That ranks 21 of 50 states and DC, where 1 has the most. August and March made up 51% of outage time. Records run from 2015 to 2023, and some counties start later.

Sussex County had the most outage time per resident of 20 rated counties.

Counties ranked by outage time

RankCountyMajor outages per yearLongest (hours)Times US rate
1Sussex County5.31323.22
2Hunterdon County7.61432.82
3Warren County4.71162.18
4Morris County4.61662.09
5Monmouth County5.21541.60
6Salem County2.2701.31
7Burlington County2.71261.18
8Gloucester County2.41051.17
9Ocean County3.71431.12
10Somerset County1.61630.86
11Camden County2.11010.84
12Atlantic County2.61120.65
13Bergen County0.71550.60
14Mercer County1.61060.59
15Passaic County1.31580.56
16Union County1.31520.55
17Essex County0.91700.52
18Cumberland County2.0810.50
19Middlesex County1.01390.42
20Hudson County0.11170.17

Rank uses outage time per resident. Times US rate compares each county with the national average.

When outages hit New Jersey

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These counties have short histories, very small populations, or customer counts that look too high for the population.