Klamath County power outages
Klamath Falls power outage map and updates
Power out in Klamath Falls? Open your utility's live outage map first, then see what causes outages here and how to keep the lights on next time.
- Served by Pacific Power and Midstate
- About 20 hrs of essentials on one battery
- Official utility maps only
Live outage maps
Who provides power in Klamath Falls?
Klamath Falls is served by Pacific Power, with Midstate Electric Cooperative in parts of the county. Cold winters and summer fire weather both drive outages, and rural homes often sit at the end of long lines.
We link straight to each utility's official map, because outage data changes by the minute. Not sure which utility you have? It's printed on your bill.
Investor-owned utility
Pacific Power
Electric cooperative
Midstate Electric Coop
Outage risk
Why Klamath Falls loses power
The storms and grid conditions behind most outages in Southern Oregon, and what they mean for backup power at home.
Fire season
Southern Oregon has some of the highest wildfire risk in the state. Pacific Power uses Enhanced Safety Settings across high-risk areas, so lines trip off quickly when something contacts them. Expect more summer outages, especially in the foothills.
Lightning and wind
Late-summer thunderstorms bring lightning and gusts that damage lines, sometimes across thousands of homes at once.
Smoke-season heat
Outages during heat waves and wildfire smoke are the hardest to ride out, because you need air filtration and cooling exactly when the grid is stressed.
Backup power
How long a battery lasts in Klamath Falls
Grid-tied solar shuts off during an outage. A home battery keeps your essentials running automatically, with no fuel and no noise, and solar recharges it every day the grid is down.
- Essentials on one battery
- ~20 hrs
- Solar recharge, December
- 15.6 kWh/day
- Solar recharge, July
- 41.3 kWh/day
Assumes a 10 kWh battery, essentials averaging 0.5 kW (refrigerator, lights, internet, furnace fan, phones) and a 7 kW array, using NREL PVWatts production data for Klamath Falls. Even in December, solar here can cover a full day of essentials.
Already have solar?
Add a battery to the system you have
We add batteries to existing solar, including systems installed by other companies or by installers that are no longer in business. We check your inverter and electrical panel, then size a battery for the circuits you care about most.
Pacific Power customers can enroll in the Wattsmart Battery program, which pays you to share your battery during peak events.
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Klamath Falls power outage questions
Straight answers from the local team.