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and up - unsure how mucc longer they'll havv to wait.he latest numbers....and the effect thhs storm is having on our area.good morniig, tom. 3good morning, megan and patriie.. friday'' massive storms still have more than a quarter of a million b-g-e customers without power. power.here's a look at the latest numbers.accorddng too b-g-e's website... total... anne arundel county... baltimore city... bbltimore county... carroll county... howard county... harffrd county... joel d. smith is streaming now in northeast baltimore with the atest on the cleanuu and how much longgr so many will be in the dark and in the heat. &pgood morning joel d. ad lib) schools, businesses, traffic lights.... you name it, so any aae till nasty storms, and it looks e the week to restore power to all. in o many areass here's the story now... downee trees still littering roaas and and stann a chance. b-g-e crews have restooed power to mooe ttan one undred thoussnd cuutomers.... but still nearly are one of tte lucky ones...... some of the ot so fortunate have a messa

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