Electricity in the Puget Sound region (English Wikipedia)

"The "Whoops" Bubble Bursts", Newsweek, p. 61, August 8, 1983 – via Internet Archive, By last year, recession had sapped the demand for energy, and the region had no need for the additional capacity.

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Power and Utility Failures, Kitsap Peninsula, Washington: Peninsula Emergency Preparedness Coalition, archived from the original on 2017-10-26, retrieved 2017-09-18, A seemingly new kind of outage was prevalent during the summer of 1996 when problems with line loading caused major regional power outages along the west coast.

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Nancy Chaney (April 19, 2008), "Solar power in Seattle? It may not boost a home's price but can cut energy bills", The Seattle Times
"2 people killed in Seattle-area windstorm identified", The Seattle Times, August 29, 2015
"'Murderous' Columbus Day Storm of 1962 was spawned by similar typhoon now looming over Pacific", The Seattle Times, October 12, 2016

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Daniel Martins (September 1, 2015), B.C. got more rain in four days than the whole summer, The Weather Network

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Power and Utility Failures, Kitsap Peninsula, Washington: Peninsula Emergency Preparedness Coalition, archived from the original on 2017-10-26, retrieved 2017-09-18, A seemingly new kind of outage was prevalent during the summer of 1996 when problems with line loading caused major regional power outages along the west coast.

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