A weekend storm delivered a one-two punch of snow and ice, cutting off power for thousands in the region. With colder temperatures looming, officials warn that more outages may be on the horizon.
FirstEnergy is asking regulators for longer turnaround times on power outages, citing severe weather linked to climate change. While its argument may hold some weight, critics demand strict monitoring and public reporting to prevent complacency and protect customers.
A potent winter storm is sweeping through the Upper Midwest, posing risks of treacherous travel and power outages. Other areas of the country face frigid temperatures, strong winds, and a dangerous mix of snow, ice, and rain.
Residents in the Tri-State Area can expect a powerful nor’easter, bringing heavy rain and strong winds from Sunday into Monday evening. CBS News New York’s Scott Padgett advises locals to prepare for changing conditions that may impact travel and outdoor activities. Be ready for potential disruptions as the storm progresses.
Severe storms swept through Colorado Springs Thursday night, bringing down trees and knocking out power to parts of the city. Officials also reported damage across El Paso County, as residents braced for more potential weather disruptions.
Severe storms swept through the Valley, leaving thousands of residents without electricity. SRP and APS crews are now racing to fix damaged lines and restore service as quickly as possible.
Severe thunderstorms swept through Indiana on Wednesday, leaving over 84,000 residents without power and causing widespread damage across the state.
With hurricane season approaching, Entergy Texas conducts full-scale response drills to ensure power stability, highlighting the importance of preparedness after recent storm-induced outages in Houston.
