Storm Readiness Report
A storm-readiness report for linemen, utility workers, emergency responders, and contracting companies — situational awareness of where storms are driving increased impact to the U.S. grid and where power outages could occur.
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Midweek Weather Outlook
An active weather pattern will continue through the week, bringing an increased risk of severe storms, heavy rain, and localized flooding. A potential Gulf system is also being monitored for late weekend.
7/14/26 Storm Readiness Report
North-East States see's rare Severity Level 3-Level 5 outburst
An active weather pattern will continue through the week, bringing an increased risk of severe storms, heavy rain, and localized flooding. A potential Gulf system is also being monitored for late weekend.
An Editor's Read
As we hit mid-week, the current weather pattern seams to remain the same. Alot of moisture moving across the states bringing increased chances for severe weather outbursts. These severe weather outbursts could bring tornado spin ups, large hail, strong winds, downpouring rain and flooding conditions to many areas. Please stay alert and keep an eye out for changing conditions in the coming days. As we get towards the end of the week, the weather pattern seems to have higher chances for impactful weather. As far as the tropics go, we keep hearing signs of a potential low-pressure system in the gulf late weekend. Still too far out to watch or even nail down, but just for awareness right now. The Friday report will be more detailed on this system if chances continue to go up.
Alert Level: Low
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North-East States see's rare Severity Level 3-Level 5 outburst
An Editor's Read
As many of you are aware, the NE states could see some severe weather outbursts this evening. If you haven't done so, now is the time to ensure you have a plan in place for severe weather outbursts including but not limited too; tornadoes, heavy downpours, strong winds, large hail and much more. This can lead to utility impacts requiring resources for assistance. Timing looks to be late evening 7/14 into the early hours of 7/15.
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storm track + weather outlookCurrent Major Outages
Ranked by customers affected · pulled fresh at sendData accurate as of 3:28 PM ET Time.
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