CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Channel 9 spoke to Duke Energy officials Sunday, who said they have crews dispatched through the Carolinas to deal with emergencies due to a coming storm.
Severe weather is expected to move in overnight and early Monday morning, bringing the possibility of strong winds, heavy rain and tornadoes.
“Every storm is a challenge, and this one is especially unique because it is happening during a pandemic. So, we are taking extra methods by implementing social distancing and safe work practices to help keep our employees, customers and community safe,” said Meghan Miles, with Duke Energy.
>>> In the video at the top of the page, Channel 9′s Erin Edwards explains how Duke Energy is urging customers to prepare.
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