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St. Lawrence Co. surveys storm damage, crews work to restore electricity

Utility crews are working to restore electricity across upstate New York following a series of Friday storms and an ongoing heat wave.

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The brief

Storms on Friday left thousands of residents without power across several upstate New York regions. Recovery efforts are currently underway in St.

Lawrence County, where officials are surveying damage while crews work to restore electricity. Coverage from the Times Union, WHEC.com, WBNG, RochesterFirst, and WWNY emphasizes the scale of outages.

Reports specify that approximately 2,400 Monroe County residents and 2,000 RG&E customers were without power, while nearly 5,000 people lost electricity in Broome and Chenango Counties. Attention remains on the restoration of power to the remaining affected customers as the region continues to experience a heat wave.

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Quick answers

Which counties reported power outages?

Outages were reported in Monroe, Broome, Chenango, and St. Lawrence Counties.

How many people were without power in Broome and Chenango Counties?

Nearly 5,000 people were without power in those counties.

What weather conditions are coinciding with the power restoration efforts?

A heat wave is continuing as crews work to restore electricity.

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Friday Nearly Power Around Monroe County St Lawrence Co Broome Chenango Counties

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St. Lawrence County Upstate New York Power Outages Monroe County RG&E

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