Thousands of Granite Staters were still without power Wednesday morning as crews continue to clean up downed trees and lines from strong winds.Winds have calmed, but gusts topping 50 mph for several hours Tuesday caused a significant amount of damage. View the latest outage numbers in these maps:Eversource Liberty Utilities New Hampshire Electric Co-op Unitil Downed lines were reported throughout the state. At the peak, tens of thousands of customers were without electricity. >> Weather alertsPower restoration efforts are underway, but it will take some time. All power is expected to be back on by midnight Wednesday night or sometime early Thursday morning. Some help is on the way, too. Almost 100 extra crews are coming in from other states and Canada.Eversource officials said they have hundreds of crews across the state dealing with significant outages in every region of New Hampshire.POWER OUTAGE INFORMATIONIf the power goes out, you are encouraged to call your electricity provider.Eversource (Report an outage at 800-662-7764)Liberty Utilities (Report an outage at 855-349-9455)New Hampshire Electric Co-op (Report an outage at 800-343-6432)Unitil (Report an outage at 866-900-4115)If you see downed power lines, call 911. Assume they are still live wires and do not touch them or drive over them. If a line falls on your car, stay in the car until emergency crews arrive.People are also urged to stay at least 35 feet away from downed lines and anything they fell on. GENERATOR SAFETYResidents should only use a generator that has been properly connected to house wiring by a professional.Generators should be run outside and at least 10 feet away from a building, with the exhaust facing away from the house. Improperly installed or running generators can cause carbon monoxide poisoning. Anyone who suspects carbon monoxide in a home or building is urged to leave immediately and call 911 before calling the state poison center at 1-800-222-1222.