Widespread power outages in areas near East Cost nuclear sites, but many restored after storms

By ExchangeMonitor

Severe thunderstorms along the East Coast knocked out power and damaged property near Department of Energy nuclear sites from South Carolina to Washington, but much service was restored by Friday. Federal employees in the Washington region got an early dismissal…

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