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Source: The Astorian

Pacific Power sent out a press release Thursday afternoon encouraging customers to prepare “for possible weather-related outages ahead of a November storm. The release said an approaching storm could impact customers in parts of Oregon and California overnight. The weather forecast indicates the potential for strong winds and rain beginning Thursday night into Friday afternoon, which could increase the potential for power outages. Steps Pacific Power customers can take to prepare and stay informed: Update your contact information so Pacific Power can reach you. Sign up to receive outage alerts by text, email or phone. Restock your outage kit. Keep mobile devices charged so that they may be used in an emergency. Track outages, update your contact info and do more with the free app. Text OUT to 722797 to report your outage or STAT to check status. Visit PacificPower.net/Outages for outage and restoration updates. As a reminder, stay away from all downed power lines and utility lines.

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