Weather Leaves Thousands Without Power In Philadelphia Region
The heavy winds and rain left thousands across the Philadelphia region without power Monday morning.
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The heavy winds and rain left thousands across the Philadelphia region without power Monday morning.
Thousands of customers in the Philadelphia region are without power today as a result of the heavy winds. Travelers are also experiencing flight delays.
More than 1,300 PSE&G customers in Cherry Hill are without power this morning.
A power outage at a New Jersey amusement park left some patrons briefly stuck on rides, but no injuries were reported.
Firefighters responded to the scene of a commercial structure in the shore town of Wildwood around 11 a.m.
When there is a power outage, people - and offices that can't do business - start to wonder: can I sue the power company if there's a blackout?
The incident was reported around 9:15 p.m. Monday.
About 1,500 customers are without power Monday night at an apartment building in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood.
Thousands are without power with severe weather in our area.
Thousands remain without power Tuesday following a round of severe thunderstorms.
An underground transformer explosion rattled a center city neighborhood Tuesday.
Community College of Philadelphia in downtown Philadelphia is closed until at least noon Monday because of a power outage.
PECO officials said 1,397 customers were in the dark due to a tree that hit a power line in the Lansdowne/Drexel Hill area in Delaware County.
As tens of thousands of people remained in the dark Wednesday after strong storms uprooted trees and took down power lines, hard-hit Delaware County started cleaning up.
As if temperatures in the 90s weren't bad enough, Tuesday night's powerful storm knocked out power in several Bucks County communities.
Residents and workers in Chester County try to get through the day without power.
Severe weather is moving across the region Tuesday night, leaving many customers without power.
After being hit by storms throughout the evening, many in the Philadelphia area were left without power.
Because of the severe weather, PECO reports that about 155,000 of its customers were without power Thursday night.
PECO is reporting that around 1,300 customers in our area are still without power as of early Thursday morning.
A fast-moving band of thunderstorms moved through the Delaware Valley overnight.
A Peco spokesman reports power went out Tuesday morning, shortly after 11:15am.
Atlantic City Electric reports that the number of outages are now reduced to just under 200 customers.
PECO is reporting close to 600 customers are in the dark at this hour in the five counties.
According to PECO, 4,000 customers in Doylestown/New Hope and north are in the dark.
