8,700 Without Power In Western Maryland
A Potomac Edison spokesman says it could be Wednesday before power is restored to all customers in western Maryland affected by this weekend's winter storm.
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A Potomac Edison spokesman says it could be Wednesday before power is restored to all customers in western Maryland affected by this weekend's winter storm.
BGE is monitoring the weather and is prepared for possible electric service interruptions caused by rain, forecasted snow and high wind gusts.
The outage at a Towson water pumping station has been restored.
Allegheny Power says it's planning a power outage in downtown Frederick Sunday night.
Pepco is warning utility customers that Hurricane Irene could bring extremely destructive conditions and that restoring service could take several days.
Volatile weather. It started churning up thunderstorms Tuesday night, and it could trigger more powerful storms Wednesday evening.
The city of Frederick says it's opening a cooling center to help residents cope with the hot weather.
The headline continues to be the heat. On Sunday, Maryland again baked under the sizzling sun.
Power is being restored after storms battered the Washington region overnight.
A power outage caused by a transformer explosion has closed the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for days.
The temperature could near 100 degrees again. When the heat gets this bad, not having electricity is not just frustrating, it's dangerous.
If you took even one step outside Friday, you felt it and certainly heard it. Howling, powerful winds ripped through Maryland, and they sure left behind a big mess.
Gov. Martin O'Malley again is blasting utilities that take too long to restore power outages.
A few days later and many of us are still digging out from that big snowstorm earlier this week. This is an all too familiar sight across Baltimore. Most of the main roads are clear, but side streets are still a mess. Of course, each night there is concern that untreated grounds will refreeze.
