Newfoundland Power crews work at the edge of the evacuation zone of the fire in the Adam’s Cove area to help ensure safety for first responders and smooth restoration of power, once possible. A water bomber flies overhead at a safe distance from power lines (the video angle makes it look closer). Our thoughts continue to be with those impacted. Newfoundland Power will continue to work closely with our safety partners and extends our gratitude to those fighting the fires in the province. | Newfou

8.4K views · 39 reactions | Damage including fallen trees and power lines are slowing power restoration efforts in Milwaukee. | TMJ4 News | Facebook

2.6K views · 96 reactions | All throughout the day, our mutual assistance partners have been hard at work restoring power to our customers. We are grateful for utilities like American Electric Power - AEP for joining us in restoration efforts! #TeamWork #ThankALineman | Oncor | Facebook

We’ve made significant progress in our restoration efforts, returning power to over 300,000 customers. Nearly 100 crews from SMUD and other utilities are working to restore customers who remain without power ASAP. Thank you to the crews for their hard work and to our customers for your continued patience. Please continue to report outages at smud.org/Outages or in the SMUD app. | SMUD