Verizon customers in Keene, New Hampshire, have been impacted by a network outage since yesterday (August 13).

Downdetector noted 1,300 reports of issues on the carrier's network yesterday, with My Keene Now reporting the issue had impacted customers in Keene.

The publication reported that the outage happened in nearby Hollis yesterday morning at around 9:10 am ET.

It caused an extended disruption to data, voice, text, and wireless home Internet services in Keene and nearby communities.

Reports of such issues on Downdetector have since dropped to normal levels.

My Keene Now notes that Verizon was initially expecting repairs to continue until the early hours of this morning (August 14). Verizon engineers determined that additional repairs were needed to fix the issue.

Verizon confirmed to DCD that the carrier is working on a major upgrade to a site in Keene, New Hampshire, which has impacted the service in the area.

The carrier said the upgrades will expand coverage and capacity for customers in the areas.

"The planned work unfortunately requires some downtime for the cell site and includes some steel work, which was delayed by severe weather yesterday. We are expediting the work today and intend to have the site back up for our customers tomorrow," said Verizon in an email to DCD.