Around 2,000 homes in Northern Ireland were left without power on Saturday as Storm Dave brought strong winds and rain.
According to NIE Powercheck the worst affected areas include Mullaghbrack in Co Armagh and Downpatrick in Co Down.
The yellow weather warning had been in place across the north from 2pm Saturday until 3am on Sunday.
Ahead of the warning taking place, the Met Office had advised that there may be significant disruption to travel and possible power cuts.
Councils had also issued warnings of facility closures, and some outdoor events being cancelled over the Easter weekend.
Around 18,000 homes, farms and businesses lost power in the Republic of Ireland throughout Saturday night.
The weather conditions are expected to ease throughout Sunday.
Dublin airport had to cancel up to 25 flights throughout Saturday, but no cancellations occurred in Belfast City Airport or Belfast International airport.
Some ferry crossings between Belfast and Scotland were also cancelled.