Despite temperatures hitting -2F/-19C this morning, there haven't been any power disruptions like there were yesterday.
Probably a combination of utilities increasing production and households (like ours) that lowered their thermostats and increased their use of non-electric heating sources during the day yesterday.
Paul Knightly, PhD /
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2024-01-15 13:06:45
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