There could be many reasons for that. First, you may want to try measuring the voltage at one of your outlets with a multimeter to see what it's reading. If the voltage varies significantly from the expected value (usually around 120V), then there might be an issue with your electrical system. This could include problems such as loose connections or defective wiring inside your walls.

In addition to checking the voltages with a meter, you can also look for other indicators of issues in your home electrical system. For example: Do some lights work and others don't? Are certain appliances behaving oddly? Have you noticed any recent events like strong winds or storms that might have caused damage to external infrastructure serving your property?

I would recommend hiring a licensed electrician to help diagnose and fix any underlying issues they find. Attempting repairs yourself without proper knowledge or experience can create additional safety hazards.
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