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With the number of storms our area has seen lately, you may be wondering how to stay more prepared – especially in times where you lose power. Two very important things to have in case of a power outage are flashlights and batteries. Keep a flashlight in every room of the house, or make sure each person in the home has a designated flashlight. Stock up on batteries and store them in an easy to reach place (a place that you don’t have to fight to get to – that’s the last thing you want to do in the dark.)

September is #NationalPreparednessMonth. Take some time this month to plan ahead and be ready when faced with an emergency. Consider taking a few tips from the Ohio Emergency Management Agency: ·      Build an emergency kit, or update your current one. ·      Know where to get emergency communications. ·      Know what to do in a power outage. ·      Be aware of the weather risks that affect your area.

Heads up! ⚡ Looks like heavy rain and wind are teaming up to bring possible power outages today. But don't worry; the PPL Corporation power company is ready to be a storm superhero and quickly get things back on track. In the meantime, you can be a preparedness pro by charging your devices, having an emergency kit handy, and using flashlights instead of candles (safety first!). If you see a downed power line, stay clear and report it. We'll all weather this storm together – stay safe! #beprepared #safetyfirst #stayinformed

Summer storms can be both exhilarating and dangerous. While they can bring much-needed relief from the heat, they can also cause power outages and damage electrical systems. In the aftermath of a storm, ensuring your safety and that of your electrical system is crucial. Here are some safety tips in this week's article from Gray Electric, to follow after a summer storm: https://conta.cc/3z2h16L

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Summer storms can be both exhilarating and dangerous. While they can bring much-needed relief from the heat, they can also cause power outages and damage electrical systems. In the aftermath of a storm, ensuring your safety and that of your electrical system is crucial. Here are some safety tips in this week's article from Gray Electric, to follow after a summer storm: https://conta.cc/3z2h16L

This post is brought to you despite a 24+ hour power outage. It's been wild. Not just during the 3m-11am red alert. From maybe 7pm or earlier. And still. I live on the very south west tip of Wales The Atlantic to the west of me The very start of the Bristol Channel to the south (I’m the closest occupied house) So I’m stuck in the middle of southerlies and westerlies. (Bonus points if you recognise the reference) I haven’t yet checked what survived the wind, Or what succumbed. Other than the power line, obviously. Hopefully limited to fences and not roofs. Not this time. Whatever. We’ll pick ourselves up and move forward again. Because that’s what matters. 🔸 Not our ideas 🔸 Not our planning 🔸 Not our technical skills Our ability to face the unexpected and keep moving forward. Despite every adversity. Despite _any_ adversity. Obviously, I’m hoping for minimal damage. Not least that I’m still playing catch-up from 107 mph winds 10 years ago. (And finally getting somewhere) Power would be nice, too. How did you fare against Storm Darragh? #WWDD? Batten down the hatches. Wait to emerge the other side.

FAQ: What happens during a blackout or power outage during a storm? ⛈️ The system will rapidly shut off in the event of a power outage. This is an electric code requirement to protect emergency workers and line workers. When the power returns, your system will automatically restart. If you check your monitoring and the system appears to have an issue after the power returns, simply reach out and we can address this for you.

Are you prepared for a sudden power outage or severe storm? For National Preparedness Month, we are sharing essential tips to ready you for the unexpected. From creating an emergency plan to ensuring your tech is storm-ready, we’ve got you covered. Read more from Comcast Florida ➡️ #LevelX #IWorkForComcast https://comca.st/4dPD7cn