In this Philadelphia Inquirer article, Jason Parker from Davey's North Philadelphia office discusses trees that could potentially become damaged from the winter storm that came through the Northeast.
A storm that could rival the coronavirus for its shutdown powers might layer a prodigious amount of snow on parts of the region Wednesday afternoon into Thursday, forecasters said, along with a disruptive mix of ice, cold rain, gale-force winds, power outages, and coastal flooding.
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