Millions are staring down the prospect of several more days without
electricity in the middle of a heat wave after severe storms over the
weekend.
Food is beginning to spoil, and many people have to charge modern
conveniences like cellphones in their cars or at libraries. Utility
companies say they are bringing in crews from around the country to
help, but they still say it could be several days before everyone has
electricity again.
By Sunday evening, the number of those without power had dipped to
about 2.7 million customers, down from more than 3 million at the peak
of the outages.
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All of this damage done by a storm that produced no rain. I have never heard of any storm like this in over 50 years. It was not a normal weather event. It was in fact an electrical event in our atmosphere which may have had origins with human activity.
ReplyDeletesideways lightening?...where did that come from?
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