As temperatures drop and snow accumulates, ensuring access to reliable power becomes crucial. With the winter season upon us, experts emphasize the importance of having a plan for power outages.

When almost all the things we use in our daily lives are turned on using electricity, a power outage may be more than just a small hassle; it may interfere with work, safety, and comfort.

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In a press release on Sunday, Consumers Energy stated that it was preparing crews to restore power ahead of a second storm that will end 2025 with high winds and the potential for power outages.