STORM WATCH: First responders prep for ice storm, possibility of outages
The concern with Monday night's ice storm for some first responders is the possibility of outages, even power lines coming down.
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Feb 15, 2021, 10:22 PM
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2h agoThe concern with Monday night's ice storm for
some first responders is the possibility of outages, even power lines coming
down.
According to officials in Morris County, the ice brings an element of unknown.
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Morris County is bracing for rain turning to ice,
which means slick roads, and the county has enough salt.
Before crews head out into the bad weather, they
are expected to be reminded of any potential dangers when it comes to power
lines coming down.
