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Why the Power May Not Go Out Until After the Storm Has Passed

This article explores the reasons behind power outages during storms, emphasizing that outages may not occur until after the storm has passed due to various factors affecting the electrical grid.
WHO: Utility companies, meteorologists, and electrical engineers
WHAT: Analysis of power outage timing during storms
WHEN: During severe weather events, particularly storms
WHERE: Regions affected by storms and served by electrical grids
WHY: To inform the public about the dynamics of power outages and improve preparedness during storms
Sources (1): NYT Breaking

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