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Power outages caused by Thursday's storms will take multiple days to restore, PECO says
Downed trees and fallen limbs damaged electrical equipment throughout the Philly region. More than 140,000 customers still ...
Peco reports over 275,000 power outages as a potent storm rips through the Philly region
A potent and rapidly moving thunderstorm that generated winds gusting past 55 mph ripped down trees and wires and quickly ...
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Straight line winds caused damage in parts of PA, NJ after storm sweeps through Philly region: NWS
The National Weather Service says straight line winds caused some of the storm damage in parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ...
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Over 175,000 without power in Pennsylvania and Delaware as storms knock down lines
More than 175,000 customers remain without power across the Greater Philadelphia area and parts of Delaware following severe ...
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Electricians union alleges PECO neglect led to dangerous home fires
A PECO electrical workers union, IBEW Local 614, said the fire resulted from a chain of events that involved a decayed, ...
Where did Thursday's storms hit the hardest in Pennsylvania? Here's a look at the damage we've seen.
After Thursday's storms, many residents awoke to find trees down in their yards, on their cars or blocking major roads.
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PECO, City Councilmember team up to offer free fans to Philly seniors
Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. and PECO will be working together for the annual Summer Fan Distribution Program. This program aims to distribute free fans to seniors in the greater Philadelphia area.