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"Utility crews in Kentuckiana are ready for any potential power outages caused by the next winter storm system, the latest in a series that have been hitting the region since last week.Louisville Gas &amp; Electric spokesperson Natasha Collins said thanks to line workers, and contract partners like tree-removal services, all outages from Monday's storms were resolved quickly.In all, three lines were reported down and 4,200 customers were impacted. Monday's snowstorm moved through just days after an ice event blanketed the region last week.LG&amp;E said its 40 crew centers across the state are prepared to travel to hard-hit areas ahead of another winter event Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.Collins said the biggest issue this week continues to be that snow will be falling on top of already solid ice and compacted snow that hasn't yet melted.The concern from more snow on top of the wintry mix that has already fallen is that the combination could cause trees and tree limbs to come down onto the lines again.And due to the safety concerns from downed lines, officials are reminding people to stay away from lines they find on the ground and treating them all as live wires.Collins also said to be careful of lines that may be hidden under fresh snow.Outages can be reported by calling 502-589-1444."
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