Hawaiian Electric said Sunday that it had restored power to almost all of the customers who lost service during back-to-back storms.

As of Sunday evening, there were 92 customers in Maui County who were still without power. Hawaiian Electric said it was in the final stages of restoring power to Oahu’s North Shore.

During the powerful storms, more than 100,000 customers lost power across Hawaii due to the storms, including over 10,000 on Maui County.

On Oahu, there were 122 customers, mainly in Waialua, who were still without power on Sunday.

If electricity was restored in someone’s neighborhood, but they still do not have power, they should check their main breaker and their breaker panel to ensure all switches are in the “on” position before reporting your outage. Customers in Maui County are asked to report downed and low hanging power lines by calling 1-855-304-8181.

For a map of outages in Maui County, go to hawaiianelectric.com/safety-and-outages/power-outages/maui-county-outage-map.