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California community still in the dark after last week's storms

Temple City - Many residents in Temple City are still without power, nearly a full week after violent windstorms wreaked havoc on the region. An investigation is being launched in order to find out the reason for the delay of power restoration to the community.
In the Media by Kevin Fitzgerald

Tsunami of solar flares heading to Earth, may disrupt satellites

Greenbelt - A "dramatic" solar flare has erupted from the sun, which has created spectacular images captured by NASA's observatories. Scientists believe it won't have a significant impact on Earth, but some communications satellites could be disrupted.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 6 comments

Power restored to 900 in Sacramento outage Special

Sacramento - Almost 900 Sacramento Municipal Utility District customers have had their power restored following an outage that lasted almost 30 minutes.
Digital Journal Report by Al Boe

Tower demolition goes awry, thousands lose power

Springfield - A botched demolition in the US toppled a nearly 300-foot smokestack being demolished at an old Ohio power plant in the wrong direction, knocking down two 12,000-volt power line, sending spectators scrambling for cover Wednesday.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 5 comments

Battle erupts after lightning strike causes power outage

There is growing anger among poor black communities in South Africa against the ruling ANC-government. A five-hour battle erupted on Christmas Day in downtown Pretoria after the electricity fell out in the low-income Schubart Park tower blocks..
In the Media by Adriana Stuijt

The Day The Lights Went Out In Florida

There are widespread power outages in Florida on Tuesday, spreading from Miami to Jacksonville. Up to 3 million people may have been without power, according to Florida Power and Light Company. The cause is being touted as "significant equipment failure."
In the Media by KJ Mullins

Sooner State gets hit hard with season's first ice storm.

The first ice storm of the 2007-2008 season delivered a knock out punch to much of Oklahoma. As many as 650,000 homes (1,500,000 people) were left without power in the wake of the storm that covered much of the state with a half inch to an inch of ice.
In the Media by Steve Moore

No Power? Blame an Eastern Grey Squirrel

A busy area of Toronto is experienced lights out Wednesday morning. The culprit was a eastern grey squirrel who was playing on the lines until he touched the wrong wire. Fried squirrels often result in power outages by causing a power surge.
In the Media by KJ Mullins

Almost half a million with no power in snowy St.Louis

The snow storm in the Midwest has knocked off power in most parts of St. Louis as more than half a million people are left in the dark. I hope power is restored soon and snow clears.
In the Media by Patrix - 2 comments
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Strong winds have left tens of thousands of Ontario residents in the dark this morning.


Northland Utilities is warning of rotating power outages in Yellowknife Tuesday morning after a military helicopter struck a power line Monday night.


Thousands of Maritimers lost their power Sunday after high winds, snow, and freezing rain caused widespread outages across the region overnight Saturday.


Improving weather is assisting hydro crews in the Magdalen Islands, where thousands remain without power after an ice storm.

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