Tens of thousands of New Brunswickers are waking up on Tuesday without any electricity.

NB Power reported more than 770 outages impacting 106,000 customers as of 5 a.m. Tuesday.

Outages are spread throughout the province, though southwestern and western regions are among the hardest hit.

• Central York/Sunbury: 37,203 customers; 247 outages
• Charlotte/Southwest: 17,219 customers; 140 outages
• Carleton: 14,231 customers; 94 outages
• Kings/Queens: 7,554 customers; 51 outages
• Victoria/Madawaska: 6,930 customers; 50 outages
• Moncton/Riverview/Dieppe: 5,269 customers; 40 outages
• Shediac/Cap-Pele: 4,765 customers; 24 outages
• Sackville/Port Elgin: 3,728 customers; 22 outages
• Kent: 3,310 customers; 35 outages
• Kennebecasis Valley/Fundy: 2,819 customers; 39 outages
• Northumberland/Miramichi: 2,577 customers; 18 outages
• Acadian Peninsula: 627 customers; 7 outages
• Chaleur: 315 customers; 7 outages

High winds and heavy rain tore through the province on Monday, leaving behind a trail of destruction in its wake.

Wind gusts as high as 100 kilometres per hour toppled trees and even tore roofs off of buildings.

Several roads in western New Brunswick are closed as of Tuesday morning. You can find the updated list through New Brunswick 511.

More to come.