CON EDISON SERVICE TERRITORY · 7-DAY OUTLOOK
See the storm
before the lights go out.
A transparent, weather-driven view of electric outage risk across New York City and Westchester County.
REGIONAL RISK
CALCULATING
Checking the next 168 hours
REGIONAL OUTAGE FORECAST
Predicted customers out by region
Ranked by highest modeled impact during the next seven days. Select a region for weather drivers.
PEAK-WINDOW DETAIL
Select a territory
Choose a card to inspect its strongest forecast signal.
OPX-1.0 · INFRASTRUCTURE-AWARE
Weather meets network design.
Wind, wet-soil and aerial-ice effects are reduced according to each area's assumed overhead share. Manhattan is treated as predominantly underground; the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens as mixed systems. Underground exposure includes transparent rainfall/flood, snowmelt and winter-salt proxies. Live tide level is not yet ingested. Accuracy balances customer count (60%), predicted range (20%) and peak timing (20%).
- 01Collect
Public weather forecasts, trailing rain and snow, plus official outage observations.
- 02Adjust
Apply explicit overhead and underground infrastructure assumptions by area.
- 03Validate
Track the actual peak and score forecast accuracy automatically.
DATA & BOUNDARIES
Live inputs
Open-Meteo forecasts, National Weather Service alerts and official DSNY salt reports ↗. Open PlowNYC ↗ during operations.
Observed outages
View actual Con Edison outages ↗ for comparison.
Current limits
Infrastructure shares are explicit planning assumptions. DSNY salt reports are event/daily data, not a live vehicle feed. NOAA tide levels are not yet live. Historical calibration is still required.