Under What Conditions Will SCE Call a PSPS?
Video Transcript
Strong winds combined with dry ground conditions can increase wildfire threat. These same winds can cause vegetation or other items to blow into power lines and could result in an ignition, possibly creating a significant wildfire. Under these situations, we may shut off power to customers to keep you and your community safe.
SCE considers a number of factors and conditions before declaring a PSPS, including but are not limited to:
High winds
Low humidity
Dry vegetation that could serve as fuel
On-the-ground observations
Fire threat to electric infrastructure
Public-safety risk
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