What I've heard is that power will be out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 AM to 6 PM.
We'll see.
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2 comments:
I'm glad this turned out to be an exaggeration. We're on rolling black-outs, 2 hours each. In other words, nothing we haven't seen before.
Blackouts, Disasters, Hurricanes, Wind Storms. We’ve all seen the after-effects, entire communities without power. It’s reported that on average 3.5 million people lose their power in the US each week! We bought a generator from MainPowerConnect.com that ensures our family has the power needed when faced with these unexpected outages. With back-up power, our home and business now stays well lighted, secure with our HAVC systems working, keeping us cool. With our generator the sump pumps keep running protecting us against flooding and keeping our food cold and fresh.
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