A serious line of storms will pass across MA today bringing strong winds, severe thunderstorms, & heavy rain. Our crews and contractors remain staffed & prepared to respond to any impacts.
Report and track outages here: https://t.co/245ocizs1v
If you are in the greater Lawrence area today our @nationalgridus team is hosting another Winter Customer Savings event from 4 to 7 pm at the Senior Center, 155 Haverhill St.
And we’re back at it! 🚧⚡️👷🏼♂️
Preparations are already underway to respond to any power outages resulting from the expected heavy, wet snow this week.
We’re always #StormReady here at @nationalgridus 💪🏼
Working on it Mr. President. In the meantime - have a Happy 4th and please make sure the WH intern who posted this tweet registers for Econ 101 for the fall semester...
Our CEO John Pettigrew sat down with CNBC today to discuss our vision for a clean energy future. Watch as he breaks down our plan to achieve a fossil-free gas and electric network by 2050. #NGFossilFree#CleanEnergy https://t.co/zyzTWKyDEw
Stephen Woerner, President of National Grid New England, speaks on the importance of choice in our Clean Energy Vision. Learn more at https://t.co/HHmFtn8nr4 #NGFossilFree#CleanEnergy
If you suspect a natural gas leak:
🏃Get out. Everyone should leave the house immediately. Don't use the phone or light switches
📞Call us. After leaving the house and reaching safety, call us in MA & RI at 1-800-640-1595
❌Stay out. Don't return home until we tell you it's safe
Today we're responding to emergency 911 and downed wire calls, assessing damage from the storm, clearing trees and debris, and will make repairs to electrical infrastructure as conditions are deemed safe to do so. Restoration work is dependent on ensuring conditions are safe.
We will continue to monitor the weather, and are in touch with local officials, first responders, and life support customers. Sign up for outage alerts, report an outage, review safety tips and more on https://t.co/dcGNNNT01N. We are here to help.
National Grid has now classified the incoming weather event as a Type-3 event which means in the event of power interruption it can take up to 72 hours for restoration. Please take the time today to prepare for possible power outages.
Thieves are targeting @nationalgridus customers in a latest round of scams. Be vigilant, protect your personal info, and remember that National Grid will not contact customers demanding immediate payment by wire transfer or prepaid card service.
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Don't forget to keep your distance from power lines. Keep family members, neighbors and pets at least 30 feet away from downed power lines and report them right away to 911 or call us at 800-465-1212 (MA & RI) or 800-867-5222 (UNY).
New England Customers: We are prepared for a powerful storm predicted to bring heavy rain and up to 70 mph winds to the region late tonight. The most severe weather is expected to begin after 8 p.m. across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and continue into Friday morning.