NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Thousands of residents across Middle Tennessee are without electricity after Monday’s ice and snow storm.

As estimated 47,000 Middle Tennesseans are in the dark Tuesday morning in southern and eastern portions of the region.

More than 34,000 customers are without power in Bedford County while 14,000 are without electricity in Putnam County, where the outages could last more than 24 hours.  

Counties reporting power outages are Putnam, Bedford, Coffee, Moore, Giles, Lincoln, Cannon, Overton, Picket and Fentress counties.

Crews with the Upper Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation are working quickly and safely to restore power in hazardous conditions, according to the utility. Crews are navigating hundreds of downed trees, replacing poles and restringing lines. Click here for more.

Duck River Electric reported some areas are currently inaccessible due to dangerous road conditions and closures and may not be reached until Tuesday. Click here for outage map.

Volunteer Power Cooperative said 2,700 are without power in Fentress and Pickett counties.