Winter storm knocked out power at Pfizer's Groton data center in Connecticut
A severe storm earlier this week led to a power outage at a data center in Groton, Connecticut. The area experienced high winds on Monday (February 17), which followed a winter storm over the weekend that led to several inches of snow. The adverse weather led to more than 150,000 Connecticut residents losing power, as reported by NH Register.
Up to a foot of snow is possible in eastern Virginia and North Carolina. It's tougher to forecast whether a storm will hit ...
We have experienced wind gusts between 40-60 MPH at times with scattered power outages continuing! That wind will stay intact ...
Get ready for more snow. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch from Saturday night through Sunday ...
Connecticut will only see about an inch of snow Thursday, missing the brunt of a major winter storm moving across the United ...
Winter will be with us for a bit longer, but there are lots of things you can do in Connecticut to enjoy the winter before spring weather arrives. (Note, this is just a partial list of winter ...
The protocol goes into effect on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. and will last through noon on Feb. 22. Temperatures will be brutally cold ...
Northern New England will get the brunt of the heavy snowfall as a secondary area of low pressure develops off the coast ...
A winter storm brought light rain and fog to Connecticut as of Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
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