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HARRISBURG – As residents and businesses across the Commonwealth brace for powerful summer storms – including the risk of high winds, heavy rain, and hail – the Pennsylvania Public Utility
Severe weather watches are impacting much of Pennsylvania, including chances of hail and slight tornado risks. Here's how to best prepare for the storms.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission shared tips for how people can prepare for, and recover safely from, storm-related power outages.
As much of Pennsylvania braces for the possibility of snow, ice and freezing rain, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) reminds households of the steps they can take to prepare
They're right next to open canals. there are all kinds of dangers post storm. it's a dangerous storm. that is what i'm begging our citizens to do, support our first responders, support our firefighters, the national guard that's here to help us, our sheriff's office. they have teams that are ready to go out, assess the roads, move trees, look at the downed power lines. we want entergy to be able to get on the streets and have full use of the streets. so the last thing we need is other people getting on the road, getting in car accidents, breaking down. there's a ton of roofing nails that will ...