West Penn Power

⚠️ Safety Reminder: High winds and rain can down power lines. If you spot a downed line, dial 9-1-1 right away and always assume they're live and dangerous. Stay at least 30 ft. away from the line and anything it may be touching.

@Karl51956 Hi Karli, Sometimes, the weather weakens our equipment causing delayed effects that can cause power outages. Please make sure your outage is reported by calling 888-544-4877. You can also visit our outage map: spr.ly/PAOutageMap for updates. Thanks for your patience!

@W_Penn_Power Nice clear day in Harrison City sun shining,wind hardly blowing, no rain, sleet, snow but yet the power just all of the sudden goes out. Why?

💨 We’re keeping a close eye on today’s high winds + our crews are prepped and ready to respond if outages occur. If your power goes out, be sure to report it ⤵️

If the weather causes an outage, please let us know. Every outage report helps us identify issues and restore power as safely and quickly as possible. ⚠️ Stay alert for downed power lines! Stay 30+ ft away and report them ASAP to 911.

With more severe weather expected tonight and Thurs. — including winds up to 65 mph in some areas — our crews are ready to respond. We're also bringing in resources to support 24/7 restoration. Learn how we're preparing and how you can prepare, too ▶️ spr.ly/6011BDMtlz

@clockworkfaerie Rosalie, We hear your frustrations. If you are experiencing frequent outages, DM us with your complete service address and phone number tied to your account. A member of our team can review your outage history and possibly issue a reliability study. Thanks! twitter.com/messages/compo…

@W_Penn_Power Yeah except we're not talking about storm power outages, we're talking about the fact you guys have caused power flickers alone completely weather unrelated like 4 times in the past week and a half.

@W_Penn_Power AGAIN? Seriously?? What the FUCK is going on with you people it's like living in a fucking third world country!

Estimated restoration times will be available at: spr.ly/PAOutageMap. ⚠️ Stay alert for downed or low-hanging power lines — stay at least 30 feet away and call 911 to report hazards. Thank you for your continued support. Stay safe!

Our priority is safety first as we work around the clock to restore every customer. We understand outages are frustrating and appreciate your patience as all available resources remain engaged. We expect to begin sharing estimated restoration times today as damage is assessed.

Crews continue working around the clock to restore service after yesterday’s storms, with just over 10,100 customers still without power across our Pennsylvania service areas. As our teams respond to hundreds of damage locations, -

As we prepare for another round of storms expected to move through our service area this afternoon and evening, keep this info handy and let us know if you experience an outage. ⤵️

If tonight's storms cause an outage, please let us know. Every outage report helps us identify issues and restore power as safely and quickly as possible. ⚠️ Stay alert for downed power lines! Stay 30+ ft away and report them ASAP to 911.

We’ll keep you informed as the weather progresses. Stay safe!

Take a few minutes now to get ahead of the weather: 📲 Text REG to 544487 to get text updates if you lose power 🔦 Build an emergency kit ☎️ Know how to report an outage: spr.ly/report ⛱️ Bring in or tie down patio furniture, trash cans, grills and other loose objects

We’re closely monitoring storms expected tonight and again tomorrow. Our crews are prepared and ready to respond if outages occur.

You can view updated estimated restoration times on our map at spr.ly/PAOutageMap. Or text STAT to 544487 for an update for your location. We’re grateful for your patience and support. We will continue working until every customer is safely restored. Thank you!

Out of the 67,535 customers affected, power has already been restored to nearly 94%. As of this morning, about 4,100 customers remain without service. We expect to restore power to remaining customers 11:00 p.m. tonight.

In the wake of severe storms that moved through our service area, 6 tornadoes have now been confirmed — along with damaging straight-line winds reaching up to 90–100 mph. Since the storms passed, our crews have been working 24/7 to safely assess damage and restore service.

@Steeler_girl58 Hi Linda, We recognize your frustration and thank you for your ongoing patience for our crews as they continue to work to restore power. Please understand that the times we quote are always estimates and therefore subject to change as additional issues are discovered. twitter.com/messages/compo…

Thanks to @W_Penn_Power. Storm was bad and our power went out Saturday June 6. Told it would be back on June 6 by 11pm. Wrong. Update said power will be restored by 11pm on June 7. Wrong, again. Next update said June 8, by 11pm. Several utilities’ truck were on our road and it