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The Cox outage that hit Niceville, Florida starting at 7:07 PM is now over. Reports peaked shortly before 8 PM and faded steadily through the night, ending at 12:19 AM.
Reports in the outage zone over 24 hours
May 21, 2026, 12:49 PM
Outage over: live status is on the Cox pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the pageThe outage that started at 7:07 PM in Niceville has ended, as of 12:19 AM. It lasted about 5 hours and 12 minutes in total. Reports peaked around 7:45 PM before easing off steadily overnight. Landline internet, mobile internet, and TV streaming were all affected in similar measure, with 69 reports logged since the start. No cause has been shared for the outage.
Things have quieted down considerably in Niceville. Reports are now well below where they were at the peak, and the trend keeps pointing down. Landline internet, mobile internet, and TV streaming all remain part of the picture, but the pace has clearly slowed.
The worst appears to be over. Reports around Niceville have pulled back from their high point earlier tonight, though they haven't stopped entirely. Landline internet, mobile internet, and TV streaming remain affected without one standing out more than another.
Since 7:07 PM, reports have been piling up around Niceville, Florida. Landline and mobile internet are both affected, along with some TV streaming complaints. So far, 32 reports have come in since the start, and the situation shows no clear sign of slowing down yet.
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