Our @DukeEnergy crews are seeing challenging conditions across the Carolinas. The roads are slick and dangerous. Our operations team is seeing a number of cars crashing into our power poles which is causing outages. Please, if you can, try and stay off the roads.

Uga fans seeing this Carson Beck performance

Working both sides of a swollen Haw River to retrieve and repair a line that was knocked into the water after floating tree debris took out a @DukeEnergy pole and line spanning the river. Crews are working into the evening to repair the line which serves >2,500 cust. in the area.

Collecting Bulldogs like Infinity Stones

In beautiful Mooresville, NC today for the 8th Annual Water for All Summit learning about our impact on resiliency and sustainability on the Catawba-Wateree river basin. It was a special treat hearing the State of the Basin address from our @DukeEnergy peer, Jeff Lineberger💧

If the narrative you want to sell is “the refs are not impacting the game” That is not an ideal start. #SuperBowlLIX

Duke Energy is monitoring forecasts and preparing for a cold snap next week across the Carolinas. Temperatures could dip to the single digits in some areas. Find tips and resources to take more control of your energy use and save money. https://t.co/n0YLCWsAWi.

There’s 100% chance of snow, sleet, ice or rain across most of SC/NC today that could cause power outages. Report an outage, get updates on restoration, track outages & more through the Duke Energy mobile app. Download today at https://t.co/OfzRybiMdn or text MOBILE to 578-02.

Kings of the @SEC 👑 #GoDawgs

I’m in a full panic that I lost 4 hours of sleep for that. #TysonPaul

It's Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day! Today, we celebrate the 7,500+ men and women who power the lives of millions of customers. Operating across diverse energy sources, these employees are dedicated to ensuring power is there when and where our customers need it.

If you don’t like the call…trash the field…. Can’t hurt.

Hurricane #Milton has caused significant damage throughout our Florida service area, with damage to power equipment likely to be widespread. Expect an extended damage assessment period as our crews will have to navigate difficult terrain once conditions are safe to do so.

As of 5 p.m. Monday, fewer than 15,500 customers in Upstate South Carolina remain out of power. This is due to the thousands of skilled restoration workers from nearly 20 states and Canada that joined local @DukeEnergy teammates on the ground to recover from #Helene. (1/5)

“We need [Floridians] to take this very, very seriously.” @DE_FLPresident urges customers to heed the guidance of emergency officials ahead of #Milton making landfall. The storm is expected to impact all Duke Energy Florida service territories and cause extended outages.

@DE_BillNorton @WLOS_13 Approximately 370 substations were out of service from the storm in the Duke Energy Carolinas service area. For those that were damaged and can’t be repaired in a timely manner – mobile substations will be installed to allow us to restore service as soon as it is safe to do so.

Thank you Gov. McMaster, Sen. Graham, Rep. Timmons & all of these great South Carolina leaders for your support as we recover from the historic damage caused by #Helene. (1/4)

Mountain Island Lake has crested at 107.9 ft (currently at 106.4 ft as of 7:30 a.m.) and will slowly decline over the next few days. We are continuing to manage water flows through our system. You can view updated lake levels at https://t.co/Y9RyjqQ6un.

Impressive work underway to get the power back on for Florida customers following #Helene. One of our very skilled pilot contractors and his ground crew are trimming trees that fell on a power line in Taylor County.

As #Helene approaches, 4,000 resources are located at the @DukeEnergy site at The Villages. This includes truck fueling & nearly 50 buses shuttling crews to hotels. Our teams worked overnight to ensure crews are ready to respond to outages as soon as weather conditions allow.