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More than 1.4 million customers lost power during a blackout in the San Diego area, and utility officials said power might not be fully restored until Friday.
San Diego Gas and Electric said the outage appears to have originated in Arizona and that the agency is working with California power officials to bring the power back. Officials said the outages extended across Southern California and into Arizona and Baja California.
Originally posted by greenCo
....It will be nice to find out what is causing this outage.....
Originally posted by DavidsHope
Word is now the number without power is near the 2 million mark. At least reports from Fox news are saying. we will know tomorrow
www.foxnews.com...
Solar flares were due to begin their approach this evening. so I put my money on that.
We shall see
DH
At the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station near San Clemente, California, units "tripped from grid disturbance" but have offsite power and were in normal shutdown mode, said Eliot Brenner, director of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Office of Public Affairs.
Originally posted by greenCo
1.4 million without power; electricity may not be fully restored until Friday
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More than 1.4 million customers lost power during a blackout in the San Diego area, and utility officials said power might not be fully restored until Friday.
San Diego Gas and Electric said the outage appears to have originated in Arizona and that the agency is working with California power officials to bring the power back. Officials said the outages extended across Southern California and into Arizona and Baja California.