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November 2024 PNW Weather Discussion
I said this back on November 12th. I thought the runs tonight would be a bit better, but we're definitely seeing good improvements. -
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November 2024 PNW Weather Discussion
Not criticizing the people working. Just being without power for 4 days would be miserable. -
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November 2024 PNW Weather Discussion
Took this video on the 35th floor. Easy 60-65+mph up there. Videoshop_2024-11-20_22-52-03-300.mov- 1
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November 2024 PNW Weather Discussion
There were around 1000 911 calls across King county for fallen trees, electrical fires, blocked roads, and more. For both SnoPUD and PSE, they have had trucks blocked, damaged, or even crushed. They have crews working in dangerous conditions for over 24 hours at this point. On top of all of that, it wasn’t just garden variety infrastructure damage, it was everything from high voltage, to entire streets getting their power pulled down to the ground. Then you have all of the damaged transformers between substations and poles, as repeated shifts in loads was apparently causing some fires. I think they deserve some grace and a cup of coffee.- 1
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