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WALTHAM, MA – National Grid is prepared for a wind storm to impact Massachusetts today through early Tuesday, bringing strong and potentially damaging winds into the region.

National Grid has increased staffing and extended work shifts as damaging winds and heavy, wet snow remain in the forecast through Monday for portions of Eastern, Central and Northern New York.

At National Grid, we have a commitment to keep our customers and communities safe. And we appreciate the dedication and responsibility that our first responders willingly accept every day to do the same across Western New York.

National Grid is once again the regional presenting sponsor for the American Red Cross’ Sound the Alarm campaign, which helps save lives by installing free smoke alarms in homes that don’t have them, and by educating people about home fire safety.

National Grid crews continue to work around the clock and have restored power to 191,600, or 97%, of the nearly 198,000 customers impacted by the severe winter storm that caused widespread damage across Upstate New York beginning Wednesday.

WALTHAM, MA – The City of Melrose, Massachusetts, has partnered with National Grid, signing a Community Solutions letter of mutual understanding with goals of improving energy efficiency and sustainability for National Grid Customers within the City.

National Grid’s field force of more than 3,200 highly skilled workers continues to battle lake effect snow and gusty winds as they work to restore service to customers affected by the destructive winter storm that began Wednesday in Upstate New York.

National Grid’s field force of more than 3,200 workers continues to battle challenging weather conditions as they restore power to customers impacted by the destructive Upstate New York winter storm that began Wednesday.