winds, Power outages

Power outages are being reported in New Hampshire due to high winds. What to know
"Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and some power outages may result," the National Weather Service warned. "Winds this strong can make driving difficult, especially for high profile vehicles. Use extra caution."
Power outages possible from ice and high winds this weekend
While snow oftentimes generates vibrant forecast maps and mind-boggling totals, ice can be a deceptively shallower threat. It takes several inches of snow for impacts to build up; ice can be treacherous with just a glaze.
Northeast power outages possible as potentially damaging winds threaten 34 million
Hold onto your hats because winds whipping across the Northeast and New England on Thursday have the potential to cause power outages and delay travel just as people get back into their normal routines after the holidays.
High winds blamed for power outages in central Pa.
Several power outages are being reported in parts of central Pennsylvania. PPL’s Outage Map shows outages in several areas in Dauphin, Cumberland, Lebanon and Lancaster counties impacting about 1,500 customers. First Energy is reporting about 4,900 customers are without power.
Damaging wind gusts cause power outages in Massachusetts before cold weather arrives
BOSTON - Strong wind gusts across Massachusetts have caused scattered pockets of damage and a few power outages. Wind advisories are up across the state through 10 p.m. Thursday. Winds are expected to max out in the 40 to 55 mph range.
Scattered power outages reported across western Massachusetts
As the wind gusts pick up, the number of power outages across Massachusetts is increasing.
High winds have knocked out power in parts of Central Mass.: Here's what the forecast says
Worcester County, and much of the rest of Massachusetts, are under a wind advisory until 10 p.m. Thursday, with sustained winds coming from the west at 20 to 30 mph, and gusts of up to 55 mph in the forecast.
Wind gusts could top 50 mph Thursday; isolated power outages possible
Cold is waiting to pour into New England, but for now the wind gusts have taken hold and could top out at 50-55 mph Thursday in some spots.
US winter storms could cause power outages, cut natgas supplies
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Puerto Rico's power is back on — but outages are still happening. Business owners say it's a struggle to recover.
Puerto Rico was hit with an island-wide blackout this week. Though power has been mostly restored, business owners told BI it ...
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More Texans are investing in microgrids to avoid winter power outages
Microgrids generate and supply their own power in tandem with the grid and work as a backup option in case extreme weather ...
NV Energy warns of potential power outages to prevent wildfires
NV Energy has issued a Public Safety Outage Management (PSOM) watch for Friday, January 3, in the Angel Peak and Kyle Canyon ...
Kansas City utilities gearing up for potential power outages
Kansas City utilities like Evergy are gearing up for power restorations in the event that ice and snow lead to widespread ...
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Sunday's winter storm is expected to bring snow, ice, travel disruptions, and power outages
Sunday's winter storm is expected to bring snow, ice, travel disruptions, and power outages ​Saturday will be cold but at ...
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High winds cause scattered power outages across Massachusetts
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – As the wind gusts pick up, the number of power outages across Massachusetts is increasing. VIDEO ...
Mass power outages hit Puerto Rico on New Year's Eve: Here's what to know
Puerto Rico experienced a massive power outage beginning at about 5:30 a.m. local time Tuesday morning. "While the cause of ...
2009 ice storm caused most outages in LG&E and KU history. How is the utility preparing?
Past winter storms have caused widespread outages for LG&E and KU customers, though company officials say they're prepared.