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2018 Washington County, ID Power Outage Report

In 2018, customers in Washington County, ID went without power for an average of 2.6 hours, a total of 7,567 customer-hours (Idaho average 2.0 hours). That ranks 23rd worst of 44 Idaho counties and 1632nd of 2,798 nationally.

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Avg hrs / customer
2.6
2,900 customers
Customer-hours out
7,567
Peak customers out
910
Outages ≥1,000 out
0
0 of 10,000+ · 28 total
Longest outage
4h 15m
began December 18, 2018
Rank in state
23rd/44
1632nd of 2,798 US

Compared with ID, the US and 2017

Washington County, ID average hours without power per customer compared with state and national averages, 2018Washington County 2.6 hours, Idaho average 2.0 hours, US average 5.6 hours, Washington County, 2017 3.6 hoursWashington CountyWashington County2.6hIdaho averageIdaho average2.0hUS averageUS average5.6hWashington County, 2017Washington County, 2…3.6h
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Average hours without power per customer in 2018; last bar is this county in 2017.

Month by month

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Washington County, ID customer-hours without power by month, 2018Jan 0, Feb 0, Mar 54, Apr 778, May 455, Jun 446, Jul 1,365, Aug 49, Sep 377, Oct 45, Nov 2,587, Dec 1,41101k2k3k0Jan0Feb54Mar778Apr455May446Jun1,365Jul49Aug377Sep45Oct2,587Nov1,411Dec
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Customer-hours; November was the worst month.

Washington County year over year

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Washington County, ID: average hours without power per customer by year2015: 0.7h; 2016: 0.4h; 2017: 3.6h; 2018: 2.6h, coverage 91%; 2019: 2.8h, coverage 92%; 2020: 4.3h, coverage 95%; 2021: 3.7h, coverage 90%; 2022: 4.1h, coverage 91%; 2023: 6.2h; 2024: 4.5h; 2025: 4.5h024680%50%100%0.7h20150.4h20163.6h20172.6h20182.8h20194.3h20203.7h20214.1h20226.2h20234.5h20244.5h2025
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Average hours without power per customer. Line: EAGLE-I coverage, share of customers tracked (right axis).

Coverage line is EAGLE-I's share of Idaho customers tracked each year.

Biggest outages in Washington County, 2018

The 10 outage episodes with the most customers out at once. Times are UTC.

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#Started (UTC)Ended (UTC)DurationPeak outCustomer-hours
1July 17, 2018 05:15July 17, 2018 06:451h 30m9101,365
2November 23, 2018 04:30November 23, 2018 07:453h 15m6871,397
3September 18, 2018 17:00September 18, 2018 17:3030m605303
4November 23, 2018 22:15November 24, 2018 00:152h5951,190
5April 12, 2018 23:15April 13, 2018 00:301h 15m526550
6December 17, 2018 10:00December 17, 2018 13:003h423671
7June 13, 2018 17:00June 13, 2018 17:3030m418209
8June 18, 2018 22:15June 18, 2018 22:3015m417104
9December 18, 2018 12:00December 18, 2018 16:154h 15m252687
10May 26, 2018 02:00May 26, 2018 03:451h 45m198347

Outage episodes by size in 2018: 12 reached 100+ customers, 0 reached 1,000+ customers, 0 reached 10,000+ customers.

Utility reliability filed with the EIA

SAIDI (average outage time per customer) and SAIFI (average interruptions per customer) that utilities serving Washington County reported on EIA Form 861 for 2018, or their most recent earlier filing. Utility-wide figures, not county-specific.

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UtilityEIA yearSAIDISAIFISAIDI excl. major eventsSAIFI excl. major events
Idaho Power Co20182.3 hrs1.012.3 hrs1.00
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About this data

  • Outage figures come from DOE/ORNL EAGLE-I, which records customers out by county every 15 minutes. EAGLE-I tracked about 91% of Idaho's customers in 2018; utilities it does not see are not counted.
  • Hours per customer = outage customer-minutes ÷ 2,900 customers (ORNL modeled county customer count), including major storm days. It is comparable across counties but is not the SAIDI a utility files.
  • An outage event is a continuous stretch with customers out; counts at 100, 1,000 and 10,000+ use its peak.
  • Years loaded: 2015–2025. Washington County has data for 2015–2025.

Cite this report

MassOutage (massoutage.com), Washington County, ID annual power outage report, 2018, data as of Oct 3, 2026 02:41 UTC, sources: DOE EAGLE-I (https://eagle-i.doe.gov/); EAGLE-I modeled customer counts (MCC) (https://figshare.com/); EIA Form 861 (utility reliability) (https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia861/). https://massoutage.com/reports/2018/idaho/washington-county

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