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National Grid has deployed more than 3,300 line, tree, and public safety specialists to assess damage, clean up debris and restore power to customers caused by the ongoing severe winter storm forecasted to affect Upstate New York through Wednesday.

National Grid is increasing staffing and extending evening and overnight work shifts as the company prepares for a severe weather system that is anticipated to begin Sunday evening and continue through Tuesday morning across Upstate New York.

National Grid employees across Long Island concluded a highly impactful Season of Giving as part of the company’s annual Grid for Good initiative.

National Grid has deployed more than 2,300 line, tree, damage, and public safety specialists to assess damage, clean up debris and restore power to customers as a result of the ongoing windstorm that struck Upstate New York beginning Thursday evening.

National Grid is increasing staffing and extending evening and overnight work shifts in preparation of a low pressure system that will bring the potential of damaging wind gusts, followed by lake effect snow, beginning Thursday evening and continuing into Friday.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — National Grid’s nearly 100-year-old Art Deco building in Downtown Syracuse is one of the most recognizable buildings in Central New York.

Today the New York State Energy Planning Board adopted its 2025 State Energy Plan.

National Grid once again partnered with Feeding NY, a program sponsored by the United Nations Global Youth & Excellence Leadership Program, to provide Thanksgiving meals to 2,500 Long Island families.