GREENSBORO, N.C. — Duke Energy reports more than 1,300 people are now without power in Greensboro.
It's a result from an outage earlier Sunday night that originally left more than 6,500 without power.
Duke Energy said it expects to fully restore power to the area by 1:15 a.m.
The Greensboro Police Department said various intersections have inoperative signals lights at, but not limited to the areas of:
- E.Market Street/N. Dudley Street
- Summit Avenue/E. Bessemer Avenue
- Lawndale Drive/Lake Jeanette Road
- Battleground Avenue/Westridge Road
Motorists are asked to treat affected intersections as a four-way stop and find alternate routes.
Duke Energy reported an outage at one of the substations in Greensboro that resulted in the outages.
“Our crews were currently investigating the outage. I don't have any evidence to suggest other than an equipment outage at this point. We just had one in Charlotte as well.“
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