Spectrum Outage History

An outage disrupted Spectrum internet service for customers across the Southeastern United States, with reports of no internet and Wi-Fi outages in Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina. The disruption began around 5:00 AM UTC and persisted until 6:32 AM UTC, lasting about 1 hour 32 minutes. StatusGator flagged the incident based on user reports, providing early visibility as the issue unfolded.

An internet connectivity outage affected Spectrum customers across several US states, with reports from Cohoes, NY; Minneapolis, MN; Dellwood/St. Louis, MO; and South Carolina indicating widespread access issues. The outage began at Jan 12, 2026 6:46 PM UTC and was resolved by Jan 12, 2026 7:07 PM UTC, lasting about 21 minutes. Users reported no internet access and difficulties accessing online services and devices, such as home cameras.

Spectrum does not publish an official public status page for this incident, and there were no formal updates posted during the event. StatusGator detected the issue at Jan 12, 2026 6:46 PM UTC based on user reports, indicating an Early Warning Signal. The geographic spread across multiple states suggests a regional outage rather than a service-wide failure.

Spectrum customers across the United States experienced an internet connectivity outage, with reports of no internet or degraded Wi-Fi in multiple locations (including St. Louis, MO; Waleska, GA; Orlando, FL; Syracuse, NY; Akron, OH; and McKinney, TX). The incident began at Jan 10, 2026 1:17 AM UTC and lasted approximately 54 minutes, with connectivity restored by Jan 10, 2026 2:11 AM UTC. The disruption affected residential and business broadband, impacting streaming, remote work, and other online activities across several regions.

Spectrum experienced a broad outage that knocked out Internet service and Spectrum TV for residential customers across multiple states. Early user reports appeared around 05:15 UTC, with issues persisting into the morning. The outage began at 5:26 AM UTC and was resolved by 8:23 AM UTC, lasting about 2 hours and 57 minutes. Reports came from California, Washington, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, Texas, North Carolina, and other states, indicating widespread impact.

StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal at Jan 9, 2026 5:26 AM UTC. Spectrum did not publish an official status page update during the incident. The outage affected a large number of households across a broad geographic footprint, with users citing loss of both Internet and Spectrum TV across multiple regions.

Spectrum customers across several US states experienced an outage affecting home internet, phone, and cable services. StatusGator detected the outage at Jan 8, 2026 6:00 AM UTC based on user reports, and the issue persisted from 6:00 AM UTC to 7:06 AM UTC, about 1 hour and 6 minutes in duration.

Spectrum has no official status page for updates, and there were no published carrier updates during the event. User reports spanned multiple locations, indicating a broad regional impact across residential services.

A broad Spectrum internet outage impacted customers across several states, with reports of no internet and, in some cases, TV and phone service disruptions. The outage began around 5:00 AM UTC and was resolved by 5:31 AM UTC, lasting roughly 31 minutes. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and New York were among the locations reported by users. Spectrum has no official public status page, so there were no provider updates published during the incident. StatusGator detected the issue at Jan 7, 2026 5:09 AM UTC, ahead of any formal acknowledgment.

An outage affected Spectrum's phone and internet connectivity with service interruptions reported across multiple U.S. locations. The outage began at 8:11 AM UTC and was resolved by 9:26 AM UTC. Users described no internet access and, in some cases, failed phone services. The affected area appeared broad, with reports from California, Texas, Minnesota, Arizona, and North Carolina, indicating widespread impact.

StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal at Jan 6, 2026 8:11 AM UTC ahead of any official acknowledgment. Spectrum did not publish public status updates during the incident. The outage lasted about 1 hour 15 minutes, and the disruption was observed by users across multiple locations, suggesting a nationwide impact.

An outage affected Spectrum home internet and WiFi connectivity across several U.S. locations. The disruption began at 12:40 PM UTC and was resolved by 12:59 PM UTC, lasting about 19 minutes. Reports came from Houston, Orlando, and Kansas City, indicating a regional issue rather than a global outage, with users describing no internet or no wifi. There were only a small number of user reports overall, and Spectrum did not publish any official status updates during the event. StatusGator detected the issue at Jan 5, 2026 12:40 PM UTC based on user reports, with the signal ending at 12:59 PM UTC, highlighting the early visibility of the problem before any provider acknowledgment.

An outage disrupted Spectrum Internet and TV services across several U.S. locations. Early user reports came from Cincinnati, Rockford, and New York describing loss of connectivity and TV service. The interruption began at 6:47 PM UTC and was resolved by 7:30 PM UTC, lasting about 43 minutes.

Spectrum customers across the United States faced internet connectivity issues and slow speeds beginning at 2:04 PM UTC and lasting until 4:00 PM UTC, a total duration of about 1 hour 56 minutes. A noticeable volume of user reports came from multiple states—including Ohio, Virginia, Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Georgia—indicating broad impact, with some users reporting total outages in areas such as Cleveland and Ashburn. StatusGator began tracking activity from early user reports and the issue persisted until the end time, reflecting a nationwide service disruption for Spectrum customers.