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As we restore the final isolated pockets of single customer outages in Northern New York following this week’s wind and snow storms, National Grid is preparing for another round of winter weather this weekend.

National Grid will distribute dry ice and bottled water on Friday to support customers in Northern New York affected by this week’s devastating windstorm. More than 75,000 customers in the region had service interrupted after this week’s storm, which included a wintry mix of rain and snow, and winds in excess of 70 mph.

National Grid’s field force has worked around the clock to clear downed trees and tree branches, repair downed power lines, and replace more than 130 broken poles, dozens of transformers and other equipment to restore service to customers affected by the upstate New York storm that began on Tuesday.

National Grid’s field force of more than 4,200 highly skilled workers continues to battle challenging weather conditions as they restore service to customers affected by the destructive winter storm that began in upstate New York Tuesday.

National Grid’s field force of nearly 4,000 workers continues to battle challenging weather conditions as they restore service to customers affected by the destructive winter storm that began in upstate New York Tuesday and is expected to continue through Thursday evening.

National Grid’s field force of nearly 4,000 workers continues to battle challenging weather conditions as they restore service to customers affected by the destructive winter storm that began in upstate New York Tuesday and is expected to continue through Thursday evening.

National Grid will distribute dry ice and bottled water today to support customers affected by the damaging winter storm that impacted portions of upstate New York.

National Grid is preparing for another round of winter weather expected to deliver a mix of rain, and heavy, wet snow along with gusty winds beginning Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday.