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Duke Energy Florida is urging customers to take precautions as Tropical Storm Nicole continues to move through Florida today, cutting power to thousands of customers.

Duke Energy Florida se prepara con casi 5,000 trabajadores de todo el país para la tormenta Nicole que se avecina

Based on Tropical Storm Nicole’s current forecasted track, Duke Energy Florida is strategically staging approximately 5,000 workers – power line technicians, damage assessors, vegetation workers and support personnel – across the state to respond to possible power outages.

Duke Energy está observando de cerca la llegada de la tormenta tropical Nicole y preparándose para sus posibles efectos en Florida en los próximos días. La compañía recomienda encarecidamente a los clientes que se prepararen también.

Duke Energy is closely monitoring the approach of Subtropical Storm Nicole and preparing for potential impacts on Florida in the coming days. The company urges customers to prepare as well.

As Hurricane Ian made its way across Florida, Duke Energy's grid improvements were already on the job helping to combat power outages from the storm.

There were no cowboys among the competitors at this year’s International Lineman's Rodeo in Bonner Springs, Kan. – but a group of elite Duke Energy lineworkers lassoed 12 awards for outstanding performances.

As Florida’s response to Hurricane Ian continues, Duke Energy Florida has committed $95,000 to support local recovery and rebuilding efforts in communities that have been heavily impacted by the storm.

Duke Energy Florida tiene previsto que el suministro eléctrico de todos los clientes quede restaurado el lunes por la noche, excepto en casos en que no es posible hacerlo por daños o inundación.

Duke Energy Florida aims to have all customers restored Monday night – except for those who cannot receive power because of damage or flooding.