Power outages rippled across Cleveland and throughout the suburbs this weekend as the grid contended with a record-setting summer heat wave.
The outages lasted for hours and (in some cases) more than a day.
That means the food residents stored in their fridges and freezers could be at risk. During a power outage, food is no longer safe to eat after four hours in a closed refrigerator, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Frozen food will be…
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