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Be aware of your heat risk! You can check it here: health.ny.gov/statistics/env… and be sure to take steps to keep cool, such as finding a cool place. There are public cooling centers all across NY, if you don’t have air conditioning. Find a location near you: health.ny.gov/environmental/…

As temperatures soar into the 90s in the coming days, health officials are urging people to take precautions to stay safe in the heat. wktv.com/news/oneida-co…

Our crews are working to restore power to over 94,300 customers impacted by the severe thunderstorms in the Mohawk Valley and Northern New York. As of 5 p.m., nearly 59,000 customers have been restored. A team of 2,500+ workers are actively repairing damage in hardest-hit areas,

⛔ Never touch downed power lines, and always assume that any fallen lines are live electric wires. If you see one, report it immediately to us or your local emergency response organization.

New York is continuing to see dangerous heat conditions across the state today, with even more hot weather coming tomorrow. Stay indoors if possible, keep hydrated, & check on your neighbors — especially those with health conditions. Sign up for alerts: alert.ny.gov

When our crews arrive to the scene of a broken or damaged pole, the first thing they prioritize is safety. From there, they determine what resources they'll use depending on the number of poles down and soil conditions.

Get cool in AC. Don’t have an air conditioner and need to cool off? Find a cooling center in your area. Call ahead to be sure it's open. Learn more: health.ny.gov/environmental/…

Using a generator to supply power during an outage? Always operate it outdoors & avoid fire or explosion by refueling the generator in a well-ventilated area.

Keep up to date on services and resources available for those impacted by the June 22nd tornado and storms in the link below. oneidacountyny.gov/news/clark-mil…

UPDATE: Storm Restoration Efforts Our team of over 2,500 skilled workers continue to work around the clock to restore power to customers affected by the severe storms and confirmed tornado in the Mohawk Valley and Northern New York. As of 5 p.m. today, we've restored power to

⚠️ Use extreme caution near downed power lines and wires - always assume that they are carrying live electricity.

🚘🚧 Please use caution when driving near emergency responders and crews restoring power.

High heat, humidity & severe thunderstorms are affecting the state today. Know your risk, have a plan, and stay informed. 📱 Text your county or borough to 333111 for real-time emergency & weather alerts. ☀️ Stay cool & drink plenty of water. ⛈️ When thunder roars, go indoors!

It's HOT out there, New Yorkers! 🥵 Make sure you stay safe and hydrated: ▶️ Drink plenty of water, even if you're not thirsty. ▶️ When working outside, drink 8 oz of water every 15-20 minutes. ▶️ Drink water in shorter intervals. ▶️ More tips: dhses.ny.gov/extreme-heat

More than 2,500 line, tree, damage and public safety specialists of ours have been working around the clock in hazardous heat clearing trees and branches, and repairing downed power lines and broken equipment to restore service to customers in Central New York. As of 3:30 p.m.,

Generators used to supply power during an outage must be operated outdoors to prevent the buildup of deadly carbon monoxide. Before operating a generator, be sure to disconnect from National Grid's system by shutting off the main breaker, located in the electric service panel.

Please use caution when driving near emergency responders and crews restoring power.

We restored service to nearly 128,000 Central and Northern New York customers affected by a devastating thunderstorm that hit the region early Sunday morning, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and two EF-1 tornadoes in the Mohawk Valley. The storms uprooted trees, flooded large

Take caution when approaching fallen trees, which could have power lines caught in them. Remember that water can conduct electricity. If you see a line down in a puddle or flooded area, avoid contact with the water to prevent risk of shock.

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