Temperatures will remain around 30 degrees and winds will gust between 35 and 45 miles per hour.
In addition to staying calm, in the middle of a blackout, there are some tips that the New York Government offers.
What to do in the event of a power outage
- Turn off or unplug lights and appliances to avoid overloading the circuit when service is restored.
- Leave a light on to tell you when power has been restored.
- Stay warm and close the rooms you are not occupying in the house, as the heating will be turned off.
- If you use alternative heat sources, such as a fireplace or wood stove, always ensure adequate ventilation.
To report a power outage, call the following numbers:
· Central Hudson: 800-527-2714
· Con Edison: 800-752-6633
· National Grid: 800-867-5222
· NYSEG: 800-572-1131
· O&R: 877-434-4100
· PSEG-LI: 800-490-0075
· RG&E: 800-743-1701
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