Posted on 02/26/2008 10:37:27 AM PST by Fawn
Florida Power & Light is reporting massive power outages throughout South Florida, including Miami, Doral, Westchester, and Pembroke Pines. Reports of outages extended into Palm Beach, an FPL spokeswoman said.
The company said it was investigating the problem.
http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=57374
I really resent Crist and FPL spamming me with pleas to purchase solar/carbon credits. I resent Crist using my money to rub elbows with green weenies.
Great news! Now I am in for the long wait...
“Start hoarding those old light bulbs. “
I better buy some more!
Then we agree...
for those interested go to: Florida Grid
ping
I heard Rush talk about it.....they want to poison us...that must be the plan...too many people....maybe they all come from china....
You know that’s a scary thought. Fixing Medicare,SS and Medicaid by poisonous light bulbs. Nothing surprises me any more. Look at the FEMA trailers full of formaldahyde (sp?).
Time to stock up on old light bulbs. They can’t get warrants to search our homes for bulbs or can they? This is how Hitler got started. It was about worship of the German environment, the fatherland.
This from your link...
“If a crisis looms in the Eastern Interconnection grid, FPL can immediately shut off two large 500-kilovolt transmission lines it owns that cross the state’s border near Jacksonville, according to Wiley.”
Sounds like the switch protected the north, this time.
Sweetie, even her doctors @ UIB said they don’t understand ‘why’ she did...she said praise Jesus, I know, it’s all the prayers. You will be in my thoughts and prayers for your success and strength while you must endure your trial. Keep faith & positive attitude, there was a reason God put this roadblock in front of you
Hugs back atchya, how are things with you?
A “significant equipment failure’’ at an electric substation in West Miami-Dade County Tuesday afternoon caused a nearby nuclear reactor to shutdown, triggering waves of power outages from Key West as far north as Daytona Beach and Tampa.
“This is not a routine event, it’s not routine at all,’’ Player said at a 4 p.m. press conference at the Miami-Dade Emergency Operations Center. “We are still investigating ... we don’t have all the details of what caused (the outage).’’
Another NRC spokesman, Neil Sheehan, said three resident inspectors from commission at Turkey Point are following up on the incident, and their analysis is being monitored from the regional office in Atlanta and headquarters in Rockville.
The outages have no connection to terrorism, Homeland Security Department spokeswoman Laura Keehner said. No foul play was suspected, Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez said.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sfl-226power,0,7392346.story
Sounds that way, doesn’t it? Amazes me that FPL & PSC still haven’t attributed the source of the original ‘outage event’....may not find out ‘til they fix the transfer station in Miami, start up, and watch it hiccup again. The Florida PSC was due to complete their 2007-2016 Long Range Transmission Reliability Study, a steady-state assessment of Peninsular Floridas transmission system to ensure that it remains stable under normal and emergency conditions, in March. This event may slow them down a little!
“and their analysis is being monitored from the regional office in Atlanta and headquarters in Rockville.”
WHY ARE THESE PLACES OUT OF THE STATE?
in st augustine
got a 5 sec power outage though that is from the storm what moved though and what a storm.
the tornado warning came to nothing
We lost a power pole in the first gust of wind, about 2 PM. No power until 9 PM. Some how it blew out my modem, I had to get to Staples for a new one, didn’t get back on line until after lunch. The first blast of wind felt like the pressure wave from an explosion, this whole old shack sort of shuddered and leaned. The power pole looked like it had been blasted.
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