Emergency responders from several regional agencies gathered today at Seattle City Light’s North Service Center to emphasize the need for Puget Sound residents to be prepared for potentially treacherous winter weather and power outages.
Strong winds are predicted to blow through the Puget Sound area late Sunday night and into Monday morning, which could cause power outages. Seattle City Light encourages its customers to prepare for this possibility.
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Seattle City Light has crews ready for possible outages with forecasts calling for an end to the 80-day dry spell that has been in place in the Puget Sound area.
With weather experts predicting another colder, wetter, La Nina winter, Mayor Mike McGinn encouraged people today to prepare for weather-related emergencies, outlined how residents can help the City respond to power outages and updated the public on how Seattle City Light is preparing for winter storms.
Seattle City Light is ready to Take Winter By Storm and wants to help you get ready too with this video about staying safe around downed power lines.
Seattle City Light has crews ready for a weather system that is expected to bring strong winds to the Puget Sound area this afternoon.
It’s still winter and Western Washington is expected to get another dose of cold air and snow over the next few days. Make sure you’re ready. Visit www.TakeWinterByStorm.org to get preparedness tips, including a checklist of the items you should have in an emergency kit for your home and car.
Windy wet weather is expected over the next several days. Seattle City Light is ready. You need to be prepared too.
Seattle City Light is preparing its crews for two storms expected to bring rain and strong winds to the Puget Sound area today and Thursday.
