CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Power outages across the region have forced many water companies to issue boil water advisories.

Here are the current advisories in effect:

• West Virginia American Water has issued an advisory for the Asbury Heights area of Kanawha County until further notice. Affected customers are in the Asbury Heights subdivision on Casdorph Road and Woodward Drive. The advisory has been issued because power outages have affected the booster pump that serves the tank for that area.
  
• **THIS IS NOW CANCELED** In Mason County, the Public Service District has also issued and advisory. It is for all water customers south of the Kanawha River who have experienced a complete loss of water pressure.
  
• Power outages have also put Lincoln County customers of the Lincoln Public Service District under an advisory.
  
• People in the Montgomery Heights area along Route 61 in Fayette County are included. West Virginia American Water says the affected water is all residential.
  
• A boil water advisory has been issued for a number of people in Wayne County. The Town of Wayne says the advisory is for customers on Mt. Union and Upper Newcomb Creek above the pump station, Millers Fork and the Upper Right Fork of Wilson’s Creek above Shadow Creek. It’s due to a power outage at the Newcomb Creek pump station.

All customers who are under a boil water advisory should boil their water for at least one minute before using.