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Avista Outage Status — Inland Northwest User Reports

User power reports from states where we list Avista. Restoration times come from Avista's official outage tools; we are not affiliated with Avista. Puget Sound Energy and Idaho Power serve other parts of those states.

Avista power outage in Eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and western Montana Avista electric territory — electric service disruption and restoration status

Avista at a glance

Inland Northwest distribution with ice, wind, and heavy-tree exposure. Listed in 2 states in our electric provider table (Eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and western Montana Avista electric territory).

Official status: Avista Outages

How this number is built: last-24-hour power reports from cities in states where Avista appears on our power provider list. Users do not pick a utility. Other electric companies in the same state can share this total.

About Avista Power Outages

Avista serves the Inland Northwest — Spokane and nearby Washington, the Idaho Panhandle, and a western Montana pocket. It is not Puget Sound Energy and not Idaho Power's Snake River Plain. Ice, inversion cold, and windstorms are the restoration drivers.

Users do not pick Avista. We count power reports from states where Avista appears. We are not Avista.

How to Report a Avista Outage

Open myavista.com/outages or the Avista app on cellular data. Report by phone or app. If the address is PSE, Idaho Power, or a co-op, use that map. ETRs come from Avista.

Why Avista Power Goes Out

In Eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and western Montana Avista electric territory, an electric outage is usually local distribution, not a collapse of the bulk grid. Typical Avista patterns:

Spokane ice and inversion cold

Freezing rain and dense cold can load Avista laterals while Seattle only rains.

Inland Northwest windstorms

Strong winds drop pines onto rural Washington and Idaho circuits.

Mountain snow in the Panhandle

North Idaho elevation weather isolates taps after the valley is restored.

PSE or Idaho Power mix-up

Western Washington is often PSE; southern Idaho is often Idaho Power. Check the bill.

Before You Call Avista

  1. Confirm the bill says Avista.
  2. Open Avista Outages or the Avista app.
  3. See whether neighbors on the same tap are dark.
  4. Report in the Avista app if the map has no event.
  5. In ice, stay off downed lines; call 911.

Cities With Power Reports in Avista States

No city-level power reports in the last 24 hours from these states. When users submit reports, they will list here.

States Where We List Avista

Open a state power outages page for city lists and the report form. Other electric companies may also serve these states.

Idaho

View power outages and user reports for cities in Idaho.

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Washington

View power outages and user reports for cities in Washington.

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Other Electric Utility Outage Pages

Same live-report method, different service territory.

See all electric utility hubs on the national power outage page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Avista outage right now?

No user power reports from Avista-listed states in 24 hours There are no power reports from states where we list Avista. PSE or Idaho Power may still have outages. Use Avista's official tools. We are not Avista.

Where is the Avista outage map?

Use Avista Outages on the official site or app. Restoration times and polygons come from Avista, not from this page. US Outage Tracker - Daily is independent and is not Avista.

How do I report a Avista outage?

Open myavista.com/outages or the Avista app on cellular data. Report by phone or app. If the address is PSE, Idaho Power, or a co-op, use that map. ETRs come from Avista.

Why might this count include other electric companies?

Users report a power outage by city, not by brand. We total those reports from states where our provider list includes Avista. Another utility in the same state can share this total.

This Avista outage page is an independent snapshot of user power reports. Avista Corporation and related marks are trademarks of their owners. For restoration times, use Avista Outages.