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

Power outages and storm damage assessments are ongoing in upstate New York following recent severe weather.

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Recent storms have left thousands of residents across upstate New York without electricity. Coverage from Times Union, WHEC.com, WBNG, RochesterFirst and WWNY emphasizes the ongoing efforts to restore power and assess damage. The focus is on the work of utility crews and local authorities in affected counties, including St. Lawrence, Broome, Chenango and Monroe.

The extent of the damage and the number of affected residents vary by county. Lawrence County, surveys are underway to evaluate the storm's impact. In Broome and Chenango Counties, nearly 5,000 people are without power. Next, watch for updates on the progress of power restoration efforts.

Coverage does not yet specify the expected timeline for full restoration. Additionally, monitor for any reports on additional storm damage assessments and potential recovery initiatives in the affected areas.

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Which counties in upstate New York are affected by the power outages?

The counties affected include St. Lawrence, Broome, Chenango and Monroe.

What is the current status of power restoration efforts?

Crews are actively working to restore electricity. Coverage does not yet specify the expected timeline for full restoration.

How many residents are without power?

The number of affected residents varies by county. Nearly 5,000 people are without power in Broome and Chenango Counties. Monroe County reports 2,400 residents affected. Around 2,000 RG&E customers in the region remain without electricity.

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