High winds pack a powerful punch
When electric poles go down, so does electricity for about half of Sierra Vista
Fri, 01/22/2010 - 01:20
A wet and windy Thursday produced miserable conditions through part of the day, but it started with a beautiful morning rainbow near the Huachuca Mountains.
(Beatrice Richardson • Herald/Review)
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SIERRA VISTA — Battered by high winds, a large portion of Sierra Vista lost power for much of Thursday evening. About 15 customers weren’t expected to get service restored until today, however.
Most area residents and everyone within the city of Sierra Vista affected by power outages Thursday saw their lights come back on by shortly after 9:30 p.m.
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All of this cold weather makes me question Global Warming. Is this current
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High winds can be quite a problem as well as destructive. They not only
affect power distribution, but also cause problems for high profile vehicles
on state and federal highways and roads.