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🌦️ Storm Information to Save ➡️ Save this post so you have important storm information ready when you need it. ___________ 🌦️ Información sobre tormentas para guardar ➡️ Guarda este mensaje para que tengas a la mano importante información sobre tormentas cuando la necesites.

Today is Wildfire Community Preparedness Day. Take steps now to help protect your home and community—and find local events near you: 🌐 nfpa.org/events/wildfir… Learn more at: 🌐 oncor.com/wildfiresafety

Today marks the start of Wildfire Awareness Month. Watch how we’re preparing across Texas, and follow along this month for more wildfire safety and preparedness tips. 🌐 Learn more: ms.spr.ly/6016vyiwk

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and we're celebrating the rich cultural heritage and contributions of AAPI communities in Texas.

Wildfire Awareness Month starts tomorrow—but preparation happens year-round. Our new Wildfire Safety webpage helps you check risk in your area, understand safety measures, and stay informed. 🌐 To learn more visit: oncor.com/wildfiresafety

Mineral Wells Update: Crews are making steady progress restoring power after Tuesday’s EF-3 tornado. 🎥 Area Manager Gordon Drake shares more

Stay Safe: 📋 Review your severe weather plan 🎒 Check your storm safety kit 📳 Enable severe weather alerts ⚠️ Stay away from downed power lines and call 911 to report any downed/sagging lines

Stay Updated: 📱 Download the MyOncor app 💬 Text REG to 66267 to receive MyOncor alerts 📳 Check our Facebook & Instagram stories for frequent storm updates and safety tips

⛈️ Wednesday Weather Update Storms continue to move east across the Oncor service area. Oncor crews are responding to outages as quickly and safely as possible.

⚠️ Safety reminders: • Stay away from downed power lines — call 911 immediately • Never attempt to remove debris near power lines • Use caution when traveling, especially in areas with heavy debris Thank you for your patience as restoration efforts continue.

📲 Report outages and stay updated: •Text OUT to 66267 •Download the MyOncor app •Text REG to 66267 to sign up for alerts

Storm Update: Crews Responding Across Impacted Areas Oncor continues responding to severe storm impacts from this evening. If you see crews working, please give them plenty of space so everyone can remain safe.

Stay Updated: 📱 Download the MyOncor app 💬 Text REG to 66267 to receive MyOncor alerts 🌐 stormcenter.oncor.com 📞 888-313-4747

⚠️ APR 28 - There is a severe weather risk 𝙇𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙡 4 𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙤𝙛 5 for DFW & parts of North Texas. Very large hail, damaging winds & tornadoes are all possible. Stay Safe: 📋 Review your severe weather plan 🎒 Check your storm safety kit 📳 Enable severe weather alerts

🌀 How to Prepare Before Severe Weather: •Charge devices •Have your storm kit ready •Review your emergency plan

⚠️ How to Help Ensure Safety: •Stay away from downed or sagging power lines •Never assume a line is safe •Call 911 if you see a downed or sagging power line

⛈️ Storms on the Move Scattered storms are forecasted across parts of DWF and North Texas Tuesday afternoon and continuing through the evening. Save this information to ensure you're prepared before, during, and after a storm ⤵️

Crews are working around the clock after Saturday’s severe weather, restoring power across impacted areas. Tornadoes were confirmed in Wise Co. & Parker Co., where damage is most severe and restoration continues. 🎥 Area Manager Sabrina Easley shares more ⬇️