T-Mobile outage in Augusta, Georgia area: August 8, 2026 outage over
A T-Mobile outage hit the Augusta, Georgia area between 8:23 AM and 10:13 AM, with South Carolina also touched. Reports have stopped and service is back to normal. In total, 95 reports were logged over the course of the outage.
Reports in the outage zone over 24 hours
Aug 8, 2026, 11:03 PM- Operational
- Minor
- Critical
- Typical level
- Vs. usual
- ×79
- 79 reports · 0 expected
- Duration
- 1 h 50 min
- from 8:23 AM to 10:13 AM
- Area
Outage over: live status is on the T-Mobile pageReal-time reports and the last 24 hours chart.See the pageTimeline
- Back to normal
Augusta outage ends after nearly two hours
The outage that started at 8:23 AM in the Augusta, Georgia area is over. Reports peaked at 9:15 AM before fading out, and service returned to normal by 10:13 AM, a total of 1 h 50 min. Georgia, and Augusta especially, accounted for most of the reports, with Grovetown, Evans, Hephzibah and Martinez also affected; North Augusta in South Carolina saw a smaller share. Mobile internet was the most affected service. In all, 95 reports were logged since the start. No cause has been communicated.
- Status update
Augusta outage holds steady, still no signs of easing
The outage isn't fading. Georgia, and Augusta in particular, still accounts for nearly all the reports, with Grovetown, Evans, Hephzibah and Martinez also affected. North Augusta, just across the state line in South Carolina, remains a smaller part of the picture. Mobile internet continues to be the main service hit.
- Outage begins
T-Mobile outage centers on Augusta, Georgia
Reports started coming in at 8:23 AM around Augusta, Georgia, and haven't let up. Georgia accounts for most of the reports, with Augusta itself, Grovetown, Evans, Hephzibah, and Martinez all affected. South Carolina is also in the mix, centered on North Augusta. Both mobile and landline internet are hit. So far, 35 reports have come in since the outage began. No cause has been communicated.
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