Power outages are being reported in some parts of Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. Power outages are being reported due to tripped breakers or blown fuses. Thunderstorms in our area are also at risk of causing damage. Continue reading on WOLF
Rain, flooding and downed wires and trees have left thousands of customers without power in northeastern and central Pa. According to various power companies in ourarea, at around 1 p.m. Wednesday, over 10,000 customers were without power in our area. Continue reading on WOLF
Over 1,000 Penn Electric and PPL customers experienced power outages Monday morning across Central Pennsylvania amid high winds. As of 5:30 a.m., nearly 1,000 West Penn Power customers and over 200 PPL customers were experiencing outages in Cumberland County. Continue reading on WHP
Thousands of people in central Pennsylvania were still without power Tuesday night, after overnight winter weather. “My TV went off and everything went off and I’m like ‘What happened?’” resident Justin Robertson said. “We heard the bang and I was like ‘Oh man.’ So I got up to look and that’s when I saw the … Read more
A powerful storm system moved through the Philadelphia region on Tuesday into Wednesday and knocked out power for thousands of people. The storm pounded the Delaware Valley with heavy rain, thunderstorms and high winds with the potential for flooding. The heaviest rain and most powerful winds have moved out overnight, but it also caused headaches for travelers at Philadelphia International … Read more
Due to the remnants of Tropical Storm Ophelia, rain and gusty winds are impacting the area. As of 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, the PPL Outage Map notes that 1,631 people across the state are without power. Around 130 people in Lancaster County are currently without power as of 3:30 p.m., and around 190 customers are … Read more
Weather moving through our area caused power outages for hundreds of people around our viewing area Wednesday night. Between PPL, UGI, Pennelec, Met-ED, and Claverack, hundreds were without power as windy and rainy weather moved through Pennsylvania Wednesday night. Continue reading on PAhomepage.com