Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/Wiw2fjncbfb.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Heavy snow and high winds could affect power outage response times [l6ICkUeTypH] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT Unlike the light, powdery snow from the last storm, this system is expected to bring wet, heavy snow that can weigh down power lines and lead to outages. Utility companies like PSE&G say they’re calling in additional crews and preparing to work around the clock, but officials warn high winds could slow response times. Residents are urged to report outages, avoid downed lines, and conserve heat and cold air by closing off unused rooms and keeping fridge and freezer doors shut. ThflBaQA9im uwQQioMuu14 hBSmgNciNI9 kWBQA1uQ9uA vUh42SEic06 33r6x5cqUO2 Dph96ybdFb2
Unlike the light, powdery snow from the last storm, this system is expected to bring wet, heavy snow that can weigh down power lines and lead to outages. Utility companies like PSE&G say they’re calling in additional crews and preparing to work around the clock, but officials warn high winds could slow response times. Residents are urged to report outages, avoid downed lines, and conserve heat and cold air by closing off unused rooms and keeping fridge and freezer doors shut. ThflBaQA9im uwQQioMuu14 hBSmgNciNI9 kWBQA1uQ9uA vUh42SEic06 33r6x5cqUO2 Dph96ybdFb2