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Lights Out in Miami (literally)
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| rudeflame |
| & Lawler wasn't even playing....4 more weeks!!! |
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| DiegoParra32 |
| are you talking about the huge power outage? was anyone affected? glad nothing happened here ;) |
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| AMMORA |
| i'd rather be sitting in the dark by the beach than in the snow...its been snowing ALL day..it won't stop. |
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| mar46017 |
It NEVER snows in LA. =)
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| sweetie570 |
| quote: | Originally posted by AMMORA
i'd rather be sitting in the dark by the beach than in the snow...its been snowing ALL day..it won't stop. |
Ha I agree! |
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| AMMORA |
| quote: | Originally posted by mar46017
It NEVER snows in LA. =)
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yes, but its also never healthy to breath all of that smog and pollution in either...
we'll have a really pretty spring and summer as a result of all of this snow now. just cannot wait to get to miami and see the ocean. i'm going through landlock mania! (lakes are NOT the same as the ocean...no matter what people in the midwest say) |
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| iclone |
traffic sucked, but most everything's back to normal.
| quote: | Two of Florida's five nuclear reactors were shutdown as a result of the outage. Here is a statement from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission:
| quote: | | At approximately 1:09 p.m. today, Turkey Point's two nuclear reactors (units 3 and 4) automatically shut down from 100% power in response to an "undervoltage" caused when two power distribution lines between Miami and Daytona went down following an equipment malfunction in a substation near Miami. The automatic trip of the reactors is a safety measure to protect plant equipment from abnormal power line voltages. The reactors are likely to be shut down for 12 to 24 hours, as part of a regular re-start protocol, with offsite power sources remaining available. Emergency diesel generators were not necessary. |
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| life thru HD |
| lol i was at work, the entire UM campus didn't have power for like an hour. |
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