Storm leaves about 4,600 without power in W.Va. February 08, 2010 10:16 AM
CHARLESTON, W.Va.
About 4,600 customers in West Virginia still don't have electricity in the wake of a winter storm that ravaged parts of the state.
American Electric Power reported about 2,860 outages in the Northern Panhandle Monday morning. The utility said it expected to restore service by midnight Tuesday.
More than 1,750 Allegheny Power customers don't have electricity. Allegheny said estimated times for service restroation haven't been determined.
Gov. Joe Manchin plans to tour areas hit hard by the storm Monday.
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