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We'll be using a view in our free, customizable utility dashboard for situational awareness during the upcoming storm. If you're a utility employee and want access, please comment below or reach out to us directly on here. If you're not a utility employee but think this could be useful for your operations, feel free to reach out as well and we'll see what we can do. Stay safe out there!

We are excited to announce our partnership with @juvarecorp, to deliver real-time power outage data directly into the WebEOC platform! Learn more here - bit.ly/4pJPn3J

We've deployed the much request dark mode! Toggle it in the top right on desktop, or in the hamburger menu on mobile.

Power outages and radar reflectivity over the past 72 hours in 1 hour intervals. Nothing spookier than losing electricity. Happy Halloween. Stay safe. Hopefully everyone affected gets their power back on soon.

Big outages in Washington due to weather, with over 50% of customers in Thurston county without electricity.

We've brought back the table view for utilities and counties on state pages, as well as utilities on county pages. You have to be logged in to use, but making an account and access to the data on the website is free and just a few clicks away.

Outages over the last 36 hours in the mid-eastern US, with weather radar overlay.

Insightful view of counties with power outages when the current weather radar layer is overlaid.

Timelapse video from @FindEnergycom shows how quickly #HurricaneMilton knocked out power to millions in Florida. Within 24 hours, as many as 3.4 million customers lost electricity, the group’s outage data shows, only furthering the strain the storm caused. cbsn.ws/3Y1QZtd

Down from a high of 4.7m households and businesses without power, we are still tracking almost 3.9m outages across the Southeast and Midwest US. #Hurricane #Helene #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneHelene2024 #PowerOutages #PowerOutage #SouthCarolina - 1,093,330 customers out of 5,915,250 (18.48%): findenergy.com/sc/power-outag… #Georgia - 831,944 customers out of 5,484,146 (15.17%): findenergy.com/ga/power-outag… #NorthCarolina - 685,184 customers out of 15,244,654 (4.49%): findenergy.com/nc/power-outag… #Florida - 472,701 customers out of 11,786,220 (4.01%): findenergy.com/fl/power-outag… #Ohio - 215,879 customers out of 6,748,577 (3.20%): findenergy.com/oh/power-outag… #Virginia - 193,181 customers out of 6,804,763 (2.84%): findenergy.com/va/power-outag… #Kentucky - 143,500 customers out of 2,890,876 (4.96%): findenergy.com/ky/power-outag… #WestVirginia - 68,114 customers out of 1,617,884 (4.21%): findenergy.com/wv/power-outag… #Tennessee - 65,811 customers out of 3,779,616 (1.74%): findenergy.com/tn/power-outag…

Tack on another 1.3m outages in the last 2 hours for a total of almost 4m residences and businesses currently without power in the SE US #Hurricane #Helene #HurricaneHelene State Outages: #SouthCarolina - 1,232,737 customers out of 5,851,394 (21.07%): findenergy.com/sc/power-outag… #Florida - 1,153,282 customers out of 11,944,739 (9.66%): findenergy.com/fl/power-outag… #Georgia - 1,087,982 customers out of 5,484,105 (19.84%): findenergy.com/ga/power-outag… #NorthCarolina - 475,514 customers out of 15,327,602 (3.10%): findenergy.com/nc/power-outag… #Tennessee - 15,170 customers out of 3,779,440 (0.40%): findenergy.com/tn/power-outag… #Virginia - 29,230 customers out of 6,804,806 (0.43%): findenergy.com/va/power-outag…

Over 2.7m households and businesses are currently without power across the Southeast US. due to #HurricaneHelene State Outages over 100k #Florida - 1,190,307 customers out of 11,942,584 (9.97%): findenergy.com/fl/power-outag… #Georgia - 913,329 customers out of 5,484,055 (16.65%): findenergy.com/ga/power-outag… #SouthCarolina - 542,256 customers out of 5,851,393 (9.27%): findenergy.com/sc/power-outag… #NorthCarolina - 116,713 customers out of 15,243,438 (0.77%): findenergy.com/nc/power-outag…

Initial power outages from #HurricaneFrancine are rolling in. Track outages in Louisiana at the link below. Stay safe out there #Louisiana #Mississippi #Francine #Hurricane

Almost 80k customers in #Montana without power this morning, with a vast majority of them in #Missoula #MissoulaCounty NorthWestern Energy & Missoula Electric Coop both experiencing 5 figure customer outages.

We’re tracking major electricity outages in the Houston area as the number of customers out continues to climb.

In Issue 416 we shared @leopoldasch's situational-awareness.ai (currently a founder of an investment firm for AGI, previously on the Superalignment Team at OpenAI). If you want to know everything about AI and it's future - this long read is super recommended! The issue's high level summary below: Leopold Aschenbrenner explores the rapid progression from GPT-4 level AI to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and the anticipated leap to superintelligence by 2027. He discusses technological advancements, potential risks, and the immense economic and security challenges posed by superintelligence, emphasizing the need for robust security measures and strategic planning to ensure global safety. Some highlights: 1. Path to AGI: The evolution from GPT-4 to AGI by 2027 is seen as likely, driven by trends in computing power, algorithmic efficiencies, and qualitative advancements. 2. Intelligence Explosion: Post-AGI, the transition to superintelligence could be swift, compressing decades of AI advancements into a single year due to the recursive improvement capabilities of AGIs. 3. Security and Economic Challenges: The emergence of AGI and superintelligence poses significant security threats and demands massive investments in infrastructure and energy, along with the need for stringent measures to safeguard AGI technologies.

Issue 416 dropped with some amazing content around business, python, and the future of AI. The three authors and their work: 1. @daedtech - Offering Client Trials: Prototypes vs Auditions 2. @treyhunner - A beautiful Python monstrosity 3. @leopoldasch - Situational Awareness As always, check the high level summaries following the link in comments (and don't forget to sign up to get content from 3 awesome authors daily)

Issue 414 dropped while I was traveling in San Diego with great content from: 1. @edaqa - The Life of a Programmer 2. @rasbt - LLM Research Insights: Instruction Masking and New LoRA Finetuning Experiments? 3. Noah Snelson - The Functional Programming Hiring Problem As always, check the summaries with the link below: