What to Expect

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for our region, predicting freezing rain, sleet, and snow. Ice accumulation on roads, power lines, and trees could cause dangerous conditions, including power outages and downed infrastructure. Travel may become treacherous, and prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures could pose health risks.

How to Prepare at Home

• Stock Up on Essentials: Gather enough food, water, and medications to last at least three days. Keep batteries, flashlights, and backup chargers ready for power outages.
• Protect Your Home: Insulate and drip faucets to prevent frozen pipes. Bring in outdoor items that could be damaged or blown away. Have blankets, warm clothing, and a safe heating source available.
• Stay Informed and Connected: Monitor weather alerts and road conditions using reliable sources. Fully charge devices and ensure you have alternative ways to stay connected.
• Subscribe to WeatherTalk.com and JPsTraffic.com for local updates.

How Quad State Internet Is Responding

• Infrastructure Readiness: Our team has inspected and reinforced fiber lines and critical equipment to withstand icy conditions.
• 24/7 Response Team: Technicians are on standby to address service interruptions quickly and efficiently.
• Backup Power Systems: Key facilities are equipped with generators and batteries to maintain service during power outages.
• Real-Time Updates: We’ll provide timely information about service status through our website and social media channels.

We’re Here for You

As this storm approaches, Quad State Internet is committed to keeping you connected. While we work to maintain reliable service, we encourage you to take steps to prepare your home and family for the potential impacts. Together, we’ll weather this storm safely.

If you have questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us. Stay safe, stay warm, and thank you for trusting Quad State Internet.

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