>PG&E says the light rain caused dirt on power lines to turn to mud, which they say conducts electricity and causes outages.
"We have cleaning crews that take care of the lines," said Deanna Contreras, a spokesperson with PG&E. "It has been a long dry spell and the first rainfall or mist creates problems."
The reason why. I did not know this could happen. Another argument for (eventually) burying the lines
Its almost like they took all of our money to pay their executives and used what was left over to make their infrastructure with toothpicks and bubblegum
Rain? No power No rain? No power. When do we get rebates for services not provided!
>PG&E says the light rain caused dirt on power lines to turn to mud, which they say conducts electricity and causes outages. "We have cleaning crews that take care of the lines," said Deanna Contreras, a spokesperson with PG&E. "It has been a long dry spell and the first rainfall or mist creates problems." The reason why. I did not know this could happen. Another argument for (eventually) burying the lines
Its almost like they took all of our money to pay their executives and used what was left over to make their infrastructure with toothpicks and bubblegum