Isaias New Update: These Long Island Communities Most Affected By Power Outages Isaias New Update: These Long Island Communities Most Affected By Power Outages
Isaias New Update: These Long Island Communities Most Affected By Power Outages More than 300,000 Long Islanders remain in the dark a day after Tropical Storm Isaias ripped through the region, toppling trees and power lines. PSEG Long Island was responding to 13,478 active outages as of around 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 5, which were impacting 320,769 of its 1,162,375 customers. Of the 320,69 outages, 197,383 were impacted in Suffolk, with 141,608 still without power in Nassau. An additional 4,629 customers in the Rockaway Peninsula were also reporting outages. In Suffolk, outages were reported in: Brookhaven: 58,940; Islip: 41,968; Huntington: 37,542; Smithtown: 2…
Isaias: Hundreds Of Thousands Now Without Power On Long Island; Some LIRR Service Suspended Isaias: Hundreds Of Thousands Now Without Power On Long Island; Some LIRR Service Suspended
Isaias: Hundreds Of Thousands Now Without Power On Long Island; Some Lirr Service Suspended Click here for a new, updated story: Isaias New Update: These Long Island Communities Most Affected By Power Outages About 320,000 Long Islanders have been left without power after Tropical Storm Isaias, packed by whipping winds topping out at more than 70 miles per hour, sped through the region. The total number of outages peaked at more than 330,000 on Tuesday night, Aug. 4, shortly after the storm had passed north. PSEG Long Island is reporting at about 7 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5 that 135,767 customers are without power in Nassau County and 182,019 in Suffolk …
Tropical Storm Isaias Update: 100K Without Power On Long Island; Over 2M Outages On East Coast Tropical Storm Isaias Update: 100K Without Power On Long Island; Over 2M Outages On East Coast
Tropical Storm Isaias Update: 100K Without Power On Long Island; Over 2M Outages On East Coast Click here for a new, updated story - Tropical Storm Isaias: 320K Now Without Power On Long Island; Some LIRR Service Suspended Nearly 100,000 Long Islanders have been left without power as Tropical Storm Isaias sped through the region. PSEG Long Island crews were working to repair 2,346 active outages as of 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4, which left 95,980 of its 1,162,375 customers without power. There were 71,135 (14.56 percent of their customers) outages reported in Nassau County, with another 24,068 (3.77 percent) outages in Suffolk County. An additional 777 outages were being repor…
Thousands On Long Island Without Power As Tropical Storm Isaias Hits Area Thousands On Long Island Without Power As Tropical Storm Isaias Hits Area
Thousands On Long Island Without Power As Tropical Storm Isaias Hits Area Click here for a new, updated story on outages: 100K Without Power On Long Island; Over 2M Outages On East Coast Thousands of Long Island residents are without power as Tropical Storm Isaias brings whipping winds and rain to the region, toppling trees limbs and power lines. PSEG Long Island was reporting 272 outages impacting 4,327 customers who were without power just before 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4. Of the outages, 3,751 of PSEG’s 488,488 Nassau County customers were without power, while 495 of the utility company’s 637,959 in Suffolk were without power. In Nassau, 1,497 customers…
Here's How Many Are Still Without Power After Damaging Storm Slams Long Island Here's How Many Are Still Without Power After Damaging Storm Slams Long Island
Here's How Many Are Still Without Power After Damaging Storm Slams Long Island Utility crews from PSEG Long Island worked through the night to restore power to more than 48,200 customers after thunderstorms struck the region, downing trees, and felling power lines. As of 9:40 a.m. on Tuesday, April 14, PSEG was still reporting 490 active outages, which were impacting 2,100 customers. In Nassau, there were still 476 outages, while Suffolk was reporting 1,617 customers still without power. Previous story: Storm Knocks Out Power To Thousands, Brings Down Trees, Power Lines On Long Island Outages still being reported by town: Huntington: 972; North Hempstead: 268; Smi…
Scammers May Be Going Door To Door Posing As Workers, PSEG Says Scammers May Be Going Door To Door Posing As Workers, PSEG Says
Scammers May Be Going Door To Door Posing As Workers, Pseg Says Fraudsters on Long Island are stepping up their game, becoming more creative in door-to-door scams targeting utility customers, PSEG announced. PSEG Long Island issued an alert this week warning customers that some scammers have begun positing as PSEG workers, knocking on peoples’ doors in an attempt to ascertain cash. According to PSEG, the scammers have been demanding money through prepaid debit cards or bitcoin, threatening to turn off power to residences if the homeowner doesn’t comply. PSEG said that If one wants to verify the person at your door is an actual employee, there's a numbe…
Damaging Wind Gusts Knock Out Power To Thousands Of Long Islanders Damaging Wind Gusts Knock Out Power To Thousands Of Long Islanders
Damaging Wind Gusts Knock Out Power To Thousands Of Long Islanders Thousands of Long Islanders lost power as wind gusts reaching upwards of 65 mph sent power lines flying. As of 2:35 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 7, PSEG Long Island was reporting 293 active outages, impacting 5,327 of their 1,161,746 customers. In Nassau County, 2,611 customers were impacted, while 2,609 customers in Suffolk County lost power. North Hempstead (1,171 outages) and Islip (1,070) were the hardest hit in each county. There were more than 100 customers without power in Hempstead, Oyster Bay, Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Smithtown, Southampton, and Southold. The whippi…
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Now Without Power After Storm Sweeps Through Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Now Without Power After Storm Sweeps Through
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Now Without Power After Storm Sweeps Through Heavy rain and strong winds with hazardous gusts caused significant damage in Nassau and Suffolk counties, leaving some 17,368 customers without power. The storm brought down large trees, branches, and wires, affecting more than 49,000 of  1.1 million customers, PSEG officials said. As of 4 a.m., Friday, Nov. 1, more than 55 percent of customers affected have been restored, leaving 17,368  without power, the company said. Crews have been working all night in dangerous conditions to assess the damage and make repairs, companies officials said. PSEG Long Island employees mobilize to res…
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Still Without Power Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Still Without Power
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Still Without Power More than a thousand people on Long Island remain without power following the recent rash of whipping winds and rains that felled power lines and downed trees in the area. As of late Friday morning, Oct. 18, PSEG Long Island utility crews were dealing with 551 outages, impacting 1,143 of its 1,161,924 customers. In Nassau, 178 customers were still in the dark, while Suffolk was hit harder, with 964 customers still reporting outages. Complete restoration is expected by midnight on Friday night. “Crews restored critical facilities and outages affecting the largest numbers of customers first…
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Without Power Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Without Power
Here's How Many Long Islanders Are Without Power Thousands of Long Islanders are without power after a Nor’easter tore through the region, bringing whipping winds and rain. As of late Thursday morning, Oct. 17, 1,098 outages were reported by PSEG Long Island customers, impacting 11,498 customers, with a bulk of the outages reported on the East End. In Nassau County, 2,527 of PSEG’s 487,860 customers were reporting outages, with restoration expected no later than 1 a.m. on Friday morning, Oct. 18, while 8,970 of the company’s 638,457 customers were still in the dark, with restoration estimated at 1:15 a.m. on Friday. Related story: …
Suffolk County Police Department Announces Storm Preparations Suffolk County Police Department Announces Storm Preparations
Suffolk County Police Department Announces Storm Preparations The Suffolk County Police Department is taking steps to prepare for the upcoming Nor’easter that is expected to strike Long Island with whipping winds and causing potential flooding on the coast, especially on eastern Long Island. Winds of p to 50 miles per hour, police said, causing concerns that trees and power lines could be felled, causing safety concerns for area residents. “As always, 911 should be utilized in the event of an emergency,” the department said in an alert. “Residents are reminded of several important non-emergency numbers to utilize during weather-related incidents. …
Don't Fall For It: Alert Issued For Phone Scam Targeting Long Islanders Don't Fall For It: Alert Issued For Phone Scam Targeting Long Islanders
Don't Fall For It: Alert Issued For Phone Scam Targeting Long Islanders Officials on Long Island are warning area residents to be wary of a new telephone scam making the rounds with fraudsters attempting to solicit cash. Several Suffolk County residents and businesses have recently reported receiving fabricated automated recordings claiming to be from PSEG Long Island demanding a gift card to pay off a debt or service will be cut off. Police said that customers who are up to date on their las have been receiving phone calls from scammers that are spoofed to appear with “PSEG Long Island” on the Caller ID, threatening to shut down power unless they pay a sizable…