In a surprising turn, Donald Trump has won the presidential election against Vice President Kamala Harris, marking a clear shift to the political right in the U.S. His victory extended across seven battleground states, making him the first Republican to win the popular vote in 20 years. Trump’s return to office, despite his past controversies, reflects voter dissatisfaction with Biden’s administration, especially on issues like the economy and immigration.
PG&E enforced a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) due to fierce winds reaching 88 mph in Napa County, affecting around 22,000 customers. PG&E has opened 29 Community Resource Centers across 17 counties to support affected customers with essentials like transportation assistance and food. Meanwhile, another 32,000 customers are experiencing wind-related outages, with 1,600 crew members working on repairs.
Rakel, artista colombiana de 28 años, decidió cambiar su carrera del diseño de modas a la música, a pesar de las críticas sobre su edad. Tras mudarse a Miami, grabó su primer disco con reconocidos colaboradores y fue nominada a un Latin Grammy. Su último sencillo, “Hello My Love,” marca un renacer después de superar un cáncer de tiroides y explora el amor desde una atmósfera con ritmos de los años 80. Este tema, en inglés y producido por el pianista Diego Gómez, contó con la colaboración de Claudio Tolousse y transmite un mensaje de unión y transformación.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is monitoring potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) due to elevated fire risks from forecasted high winds. Approximately 22,000 customers, primarily in the western Sacramento Valley, North Bay, and East Bay areas, are at risk for outages. PG&E has increased this estimate from 15,000 due to worsening conditions. Notifications have been sent to affected customers. PG&E is also working to ensure minimal impact on Election Day, staging generators at key polling locations.
PG&E’s machine learning wind models indicate that strong gusts, reaching up to 70 mph in certain North and East Bay areas, will elevate fire risk due to low humidity (15-30%) and dry vegetation. Meeting the PSPS criteria of low humidity, reduced vegetation moisture, and high winds, PG&E has activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for a PSPS event, potentially impacting around 20,142 customers in 17 counties and 4 tribal areas, including Western Sacramento Valley, North Bay, and East Bay elevated regions.
PG&E is preparing for a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event affecting around 15,000 customers across 17 counties and 3 tribal areas starting Tuesday evening due to forecasted high winds and dry conditions. Wind gusts may reach 70 mph in certain areas like Mt. St. Helena and Mt. Diablo, creating an elevated fire risk. Although recent rains helped reduce fire danger, vegetation is expected to dry quickly, meeting PSPS criteria by Tuesday night.
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