Northern Powergrid is working to get power back on.

Parts of Leeds continue to experience power outages after two storms in three days battered the region.

The Met Office had multiple weather warnings in place over the weekend as Storms Austin and Boelo caused disruption. Flights at Leeds Bradford Airport were diverted or even cancelled on Sunday (October 25).

You can seek compensation from an energy network if there’s a power cut (Picture: Adobe)

placeholder image — You can seek compensation from an energy network if there’s a power cut (Picture: Adobe)

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On Sunday evening, Northern Powergrid, which distributes electricity across Yorkshire and the North East, said 13,000 customers in the region were expected to be without power beyond Sunday night.

The energy company added that electricity had already been restored to 102,000 customers.

However, some parts of Leeds continue to experience power outages on Monday (October 26). The following list of postcodes with blackouts is from Northern Powergrid’s website:

LS9 6AN
LS17 9LF
LS21 1AA
LS21 1DL
LS21 1DN
LS21 1DU
LS21 1DT
LS21 1DY
LS21 1DX
LS21 1DZ
LS21 1EA
LS21 1ED
LS21 1EE
LS21 3BW
LS22 5DT
LS22 5DX
LS22 6NX
LS29 6AS
LS29 6AT
LS29 6AW

In an update on its website earlier today, Northern Powergrid said: “The challenging weather conditions have significantly affected our network.

“We are working to restore final customers that have been impacted by Storm Boelo today. The power cut map shows our estimated restoration times. If the time states 23:00 tonight, based on our current assessment, we expect your power to be restored by then, however, we will provide a more accurate estimate as soon as possible.

“Our website provides the latest information, which is exactly the same information available to our Contact Centre.

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“For customers who are part of our Priority Services Membership, we'll contact you to discuss any additional help we may be able to provide.

“Supporting customers is always our priority. We know some customers may be without power for an extended period of time, and we want you to know we're here to support you, 24/7.

“If you are in a dangerous situation, there is risk to life, or you are medically dependent on electricity, call us on 105.”