UPDATE: National Grid is taking immediate action as a major winter storm is set to impact Upstate New York this weekend. The power company has ramped up staffing and activated its emergency response plan to manage anticipated outages across the state.
Authorities report that residents should be aware of the risks associated with downed power lines and fallen trees, which could still carry live electricity. National Grid urges everyone to exercise caution and stay safe during this hazardous weather event.
If a power outage occurs in your area, you can quickly report it online or text “OUT” to 64743. This streamlined communication aims to enhance response times and restore power as swiftly as possible.
The winter storm is expected to bring significant snowfall, potentially leading to widespread disruptions. As the situation develops, residents are encouraged to stay updated and prepare accordingly.
What’s Next: Keep an eye on local weather reports and follow any guidance from emergency services. National Grid is committed to keeping the public informed as they navigate this challenging storm. Stay safe, and remember to check on your neighbors, especially the elderly or those with limited mobility.
This storm poses a serious threat to power infrastructure, and your safety is paramount. Act now to prepare for potential outages and severe weather conditions.
