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Georgia Power Reports Outages and Restoration Following Hurricane Isaias

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What happened

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Georgia Power prepared for potential power outages in metro Atlanta ahead of Hurricane Isaias. The outer bands of Isaias brought high winds to metro Atlanta, causing downed trees and outages. Georgia Power later restored electricity to more than 80,000 customers across the state.

From wrdw.com

Why it matters

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The storm caused widespread power disruptions in Georgia. Georgia Power activated its storm center and coordinated with local officials, including in Savannah, which was seeing effects from the storm even without a direct hit.

Tropical storm Isaias is bringing hazards to metro Atlanta and North Georgia.

From wtoc.com, wrdw.com, wjcl.com

Who's involved

  • Georgia PowerElectric utility preparing for and responding to outages caused by the storm.
  • IsaiasThe tropical storm system cited as the cause of severe weather and outages.
  • AtlantaThe metropolitan area affected by the storm and utility service disruptions.
  • Andre DickensMayor of Atlanta, involved in preparing the city for the storm's arrival.

Who could feel it

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How it developed

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  1. Atlanta city officials and Mayor Andre Dickens prepare residents and the city for the arrival of Hurricane Isaias.Sub-event
  2. Georgia Power activates storm center in Atlanta while coordinating with Savannah emergency management.1 source
  3. Georgia Power restored electricity to customers in Atlanta following high winds from Hurricane Isaias.1 source
  4. Georgia Power is preparing for outages as Hurricane Isaias approaches metro Atlanta.1 source

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