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  1. A nor'easter is threatening the Hudson Valley, prompting coastal flood warnings and advisories in New York.

Nor'easter Causes Widespread Power Outages in Ulster County

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What happened

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Heavy winds and rains from a coastal nor’easter knocked out power for more than 17,000 Central Hudson customers in Ulster County on Saturday afternoon. The number of affected customers peaked and then began to decrease. Central Hudson stated that restoration efforts were expected to continue through Sunday.

From dailyfreeman.com

Why it matters

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The severe weather caused widespread disruption across Ulster County. The power outages affect local infrastructure and the ability of businesses and residents to maintain normal operations.

A nor'easter is threatening the Hudson Valley, prompting coastal flood warnings and advisories in New York.

From dailyfreeman.com

Who's involved

  • Ulster CountyCounty affected by severe weather and widespread power outages

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ulster CountySpeculative

    Businesses in Ulster County might face reduced sales or increased operational costs due to power outages.

How it developed

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  1. Storm impacts affected communities in Ulster County, including Saugerties, Gardiner, and Woodstock.Sub-event
  2. Flood and wind advisories issued for Ulster County due to severe weather near the Hudson River.1 source

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