January 6 at Sacramento (California) was hit by heavy storm. Heavy wind, rain and fallen trees have been left without electricity for more than 125 million homes and businesses.
According to the map Utilities Sacramento, most of the power failures prischlos to elk grove, Arden-Arcade and Carmichael. The storm also affected the Wilton, Land Park, Rio Linda, Citrus heights, downtown Sacramento and East Sacramento, the County of Yolo, Courtland, Clarksburg, aílton, Dixon, foothills counties Placer and Eldorado.
…. and the power just went out in Downtown #Sacramento
According to @SMUDUpdates 123,583 people are without power in the area #castorm #cawx #sactown #wxforce10 @abc10 pic.twitter.com/hg9y34WFYs
— Rachel Jacobs (@rachmjacobs) January 7, 2019
The electricity supply was restored 3 dozen employees utilities: 8 brigades, 5 specialists in Troubleshooting, operators and managers. Now without light remain about 12 thousand residents.
According to the California road service, heavy rain flooded several major roads in Galle — highway 99, in the Woodland highway 16 and downtown Sacramento — South lanes of interstate 5. From Sunday night reports of fallen trees blocking passage on the roads.
The storm also broke the link between the systems emergency 911 regional communications center handling and directing all emergency calls firefighters and ambulance.
The number of victims during inclement weather.
It is expected that the strong wind and rain will not stop and on Monday. Follow the news on the SMUD website and on Twitter.
Our crews have safely restored power to more than 40,000 customers and are continuing to work through the night to restore power to everyone. Thank you for your patience. Stay up-to-date at https://t.co/R7TLtSY0H7 and stay away from downed power lines. pic.twitter.com/cGKn7mXGIR
— SMUD (@SMUDUpdates) January 7, 2019
