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Georgia Power responding as Winter Storm Uri moves across the Southeast
Company crews mobilized to assist sister companies in restoration efforts
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ATLANTA, Feb. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
As winter storm Uri moves across the Southeast, the Georgia Power Storm Center is monitoring the changing weather conditions and is prepared to respond to any service interruptions as quickly and safely as possible. Since most of the extreme winter weather is expected further west, company crews are pre-staging to support our sister companies restoration efforts across the Southern Company system while maintaining coverage for our customers in case of any service disruptions.
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ATLANTA – Feb. 1, 2021 – Georgia Power is encouraging its 2.6 million customers to be severe-weather ready, as the company partners with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service for Severe Weather Awareness Week (SWAW), which will take place February 1 – 5. Because Georgia is susceptible to all types of severe weather, each day of the week will focus on a specific type of severe weather or preparedness action Georgia Power customers can take to help become storm ready.
Georgia Power prepared for possible severe weather Friday
Company highlights important safety tips and storm resources
Customers encouraged to stay vigilant ahead of storm and prepare for outages due to downed trees on lines
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ATLANTA, Dec. 31, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Georgia Power is actively monitoring changing weather conditions and the company is offering important safety tips and storm resources as storms are predicted to impact the state New Year s Day.
Due to the potential of heavy rain and saturated soil the storms are likely to bring down trees that could cause outages. Customers are encouraged to use this time to prepare and keep safety in mind.