Winter Power Outages: Why They Happen and How You Can Prepare

Winter Power Outages: Why They Happen and How You Can Prepare

Winter storms and extreme temperatures can leave you without power. Here's what to expect and how to prepare.

How to stay safe during power outages this winter

A power outage can turn a few hours of severe winter weather into a days-long ordeal. Here's how to prepare.

What To Do If Your Power And Heat Go Out This Winter

Depending on where you live, power outages can happen frequently in the winter — and not just during winter storms. Rain, sleet, high winds and trees falling can all damage power lines and equipment, leading to blackouts.

How to stay safe during winter power outages

FEMA offers tips for homeowners to stay safe during power outages in the winter.

No Electricity? Here’s How to Be Prepared for a Winter Power Outage

Extreme weather events—including ice storms, high winds, heavy rain, and snow—can strain the electrical grid and lead to unexpected power outages. Whether short-lived or lasting several days, an outage can be more than an inconvenience—it can be a safety hazard, especially in colder months. Here are seven essential steps to prepare so your household stays safe, warm, and comfortable the next time the power goes out. Continue reading No Electrici…