PHOENIX — Hundreds of residents were without power Wednesday on one of the hottest days of the year in the Valley.
APS reported about 350 customers lost power in parts of north Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Over 200 customers were in the dark in Scottsdale near Hayden Road and Shea Boulevard after APS says a fuse blew out in the area.
As of 7:45 p.m., APS is reporting that the outage in that area has been repaired and all customers have had power restored.
Then, near 7th Avenue north of Dunlap Avenue, a car crashed into a power pole, knocking out power for roughly 150 customers.
There were no reported injuries in the crash.
As of 10:45 p.m., the number of customers without power was down to about 30. After an initial expected restoration of time of around 10:30 p.m., APS has pushed that time back to around midnight.
The National Weather Service says Phoenix hit a high temperature of 116º on Wednesday.
SRP is reporting isolated power outages around the Valley. You can check their outage map here.
If you are in need of a cooling center, you can find a list of Valley cooling resources here.
