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Debby to impact Georgia, Carolinas with life-threatening flooding and storm surge this week
If Debby stalls along the Southeast coast this week, there could be dire implications for locations in Georgia and the Carolinas in term of flooding and storm surge. Now with Debby well inland over the southeastern United States, AccuWeather meteorologists continue to...
Hurricane Debby makes landfall in Florida as Category 1 storm and threatens catastrophic flooding
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Hurricane Debby reached the Big Bend coast of Florida early Monday, bringing with it the potential for record-setting rains, catastrophic flooding and life-threatening storm surge as it moves slowly across the northern part of the state before...
Edison International’s Pizarro: Load Growth Faster Than Expected
Updating its 10-year forecast from 2022, SCE’s parent has identified an additional 1.4 gigawatts of demand. The parent company of Southern California Edison is registering demand growth more quickly than its leaders had been expecting—a trend that CEO Pedro Pizarro...
Possible Tropical Depression Or Storm Could Soak Florida, Southeast Coast
A disturbance tracking through the northern Caribbean islands could form into Tropical Storm Debby as it tracks toward Florida and the Southeast coast with soaking rainfall, gusty winds and some coastal flooding this weekend into early next week. Tropical storm...
PJM capacity prices hit record highs, sending build signal to generators
Consumers across the PJM Interconnection footprint will pay $14.7 billion for capacity in the 2025/26 delivery year, up from $2.2 billion in the last auction. Prices in the PJM Interconnection’s latest capacity auction hit record highs, which should provide incentives...
Here’s Why Everybody is Talking About the 2024 Hurricane Season
Earlier this year, the meteorologists at the NOAA predicted this would be an “above-normal” hurricane season, their predictions were echoed by Colorado State University’s Department of Atmospheric Science. The confluence of above normal ocean temperatures, a La Niña, and reduced Atlantic wind shear all point the potential for a higher than normal number of named storms. The current prediction is for 17-25 named storms with the possibility of 8-13 hurricanes and 4-7 major hurricanes.