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mr_lebowski

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1. I believe it's a warning that it COULD happen, and much of the state is being monitored

Reply to AllaN01Bear (Original post)

Tue Oct 8, 2019, 02:36 PM

Oct 2019

for high winds ... I'm pretty sure the plan is to only shut off power in areas where the winds reach a dangerous level, with all sorts of other parameters involved in the decisions on where it needs shut off.

The whole state is almost surely not going dark.

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i dont know where to put this , so , I am going to put it here untill it gets flagged . [View all] AllaN01Bear Oct 2019 OP

I believe it's a warning that it COULD happen, and much of the state is being monitored mr_lebowski Oct 2019 #1

San Francisco and Marin are the only areas where they will keep power on. secondwind Oct 2019 #2

Maybe the California Group, or Environment & Energy. It doesn't bother me where it is now. NT mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2019 #3