Months. This contractor hit the Hardware Store tonight for down spots to finish a roof tomorrow. The dry autumn, he says has been good for builders. Nonstop. Everybody i know is nonstop doing stuff. There was that little rain before that scared everybody. Reporter as bay area skies turned ominous, water districts are eased for the reservoir. Last year was a rainfall year, and we still filled it capacity. Reporter captured mostly in reservoirs. Levels right now look good, but theyre on borrowed time. Our rainfall year started july 1. We had just over 1 inch. An average for this same date is 7 inches. Were not seeing drought right now. Just three things. Slow down, slow down, slow down. That reminder from the chp as driving conditions will be getting sloppy. The last drenching in september lasted only a day. Still snarled bay area residents. Residents get slick. Drivers get too close. Its going to take but 132 feet to stop. Most people dont follow that fair back ever. Reporter with any l
Up on this thursday morning. A Chemical Plant fire sent huge fireballs into the sky in western oklahoma overnight. It happened near the town of thomas about 90 minutes west of oklahoma city. Last nights fire hit chemical containers inside the plant setting off explosions. Nearby homes were evacuated. Its scary, yeah. I didnt know what to do at first. I didnt know if we were going to have to leave town. My dads not here. We wouldnt really be able to do much. So its kind of scary. The good news was that nobody was hurt. The plant employees are waiting for the smoldering ruins to cool off before they can go in and assess the damage this morning. Today workers are returning to the Washington Navy yard where a gunman killed 12 people. Less than an hour ago, employees started showing up for work for the First Time Since mondays shooting. As cbs Susan Mcginnis reports, the employees will have to work alongside the fbi, who is still investigating the shooting. Reporter the Washington Navy yard
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Germany, Europe’s biggest power market, had about 300 hours with prices below zero last year. That may double in 2024, according to energy analytics firm EnAppSys Ltd. In the UK, the number of negative hours will grow fivefold by 2027 to surpass 1,000, industry consultant Modo Energy said. “It’s a dynamic that we’ll continue to see,” Anna Borg, chief executive officer at Sweden’s Vattenfall AB utility, said in an interview. “We have to live with that.”