Thousands without power, trees down after strong storms hit region
Storms that rolled through the Lehigh Valley and New Jersey on Wednesday night knocked out power for thousands of customers.
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Storms that rolled through the Lehigh Valley and New Jersey on Wednesday night knocked out power for thousands of customers.
Most of the moisture from Thursday's storms is gone, but an isolated shower could pop up around the region. Grant Gilmore has the latest for your evening commute and your Friday morning ahead of Memorial Day Weekend around Philadelphia, the Lehigh Valley and the Jersey Shore.
Stormy weather with high winds and rain downed trees and caused power outages for thousands across Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley on Wednesday night.
Wind gusts that peaked above 50 mph knocked power lines across roads around the region. Chandler Lutz and Howard Monroe have the latest on damages and delays.
As cleanup continues from Tuesday's storm, Delaware officials are urging residents to prepare for another storm set to hit the region Friday night.
Thousands of people in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are without power Wednesday after a powerful storm system moving through the Philadelphia region.
An investigation is underway into a storm-related death of a father of two in Bucks County early Wednesday morning.
Managers of a horse stable are worried about the safety of afternoon classes on Wednesday while power remained out in the area after Tuesday night’s storms.
Experts say coping and cleaning up can be dangerous if you're not careful.
Clean-up is far from over after a rainstorm in Delaware snapped power poles and live wires leaving many people trapped inside their cars.
Thousands of customers across the Delaware Valley are without power Wednesday morning after a powerful storm moved through the area on Tuesday. See the latest list of outages here: https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/power-outage-near-me-map-philadelphia-new-jersey-delaware/
A fire that broke out at a PPL substation in Allentown left more than 8,400 people temporarily without power Wednesday evening.
The suspect "was last seen flying south," said Sayreville police.
Monday's storms brought damage across the Philadelphia region from downed trees to power outages, and one family dealt with "live wires" that were going for days, without a response for help.
Thousands of people are without power across the Philadelphia region after severe storms moved through Monday night.
The Wildwood outage took about 24,000 customers offline and many businesses lost thousands of dollars.
The entire island of the Wildwoods lost power for a day earlier this month - now AC Electric will manage claims.
Customers in Wildwood are back online, but the island is essentially running off generators, and some are concerned the power could go out again.
Businesses and vacationers are getting back into the swing of things now that power has been restored in Wildwood.
Power has been restored to all customers throughout the Wildwoods after a major power outage over the weekend.
It was Friday around noon when a fire broke out at Atlantic City Electric's substation on Oak Avenue knocking out power.
More power has been restored Saturday morning after thousands of customers around the Wildwoods were without power after a fire at a power substation.
Many businesses were forced to close and some vacationers left early after a fire at a substation Friday.
There's major progress to report Friday night as crews work to get power restored in Wildwood. Atlantic City Electric says the lights are back on for 15,000 customers. This is after a fire at a substation Friday afternoon. Nikki Dementri reports.
Howard Monroe reports.
