Fallen tree limbs knock out power in Chappaqua
Hundreds were without power in Chappaqua on Christmas due to fallen trees and power lines.
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Dec 26, 2020, 2:14 AM
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Updated 1,351 days ago
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11h agoHundreds were without power in
Chappaqua on Christmas due to fallen trees and power lines.
News 12’s Johnathan Gordon was on
the scene where neighbors were using generators to keep their holiday spirits
bright.
Chappaqua resident Nili recalls
the wind being awful, saying in part. “I’ve never remembered strong winds like
that.”
The high winds knocked power out to thousands of residents across the region.
Arlo Latin, of Chappaqua, says their generator saved Christmas for his family, but playfully blames the ordeal on Santa. “I think it was after Santa came,” says Latin. “After we heard the reindeer on the roof so maybe around 2, 3 in the morning.”
One Pleasantville resident shared photos with News 12 of a trampoline on their home. It’s serves as proof of how strong the Christmas Eve storm really was.
Utility crews say they are working hard to restore power to those affected.
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