Edison still hasn't gotten the message that Accuracy Matters! It matters to thousands of people who rely on advanced notification. With all of their recent modernization (paid for by customers), Edison's inaccuracy is inexcusible. They've had a few years to "work out the bugs" and set up precise technology, to determine when they'll start the initial PSPS de-energization -- nobody should be making anymore excuses for them.

what parts of big bear are out now? our friends in baldwin lake say they are off

When the power went off early this morning, winds in Big Bear were calm and in Apple, Victorville and Lucerne Valley they were 10 MPH.....and they turned off our power why??????

is sce line energized now, or are we operating off of the generators at bves yard?

Winds have been gusting over 40 mph in the high desert, with isolated gusts over 50 mph. This is where our supply/power line comes from. And that is the area of concern.

I think most of us here understand the PSPS rationale. But what's NOT okay is Edison's extremely inaccurate estimates. By now, they should have this down - as a courtesy and also as an additional public safety matter.

Airport Razz that is what I was wondering too! Don’t you think they should tell us what is going on?

I'm letting my rental owners know about the potential psps so their guests dont come up completely unprepared...

SCM, aware that not neccessarily weather in big bear but it would be nice to be weather somewhere in southern cal. weather reports did not justify a shut down.

BVES seems to be forgetting that there are thousands of tourists about to come up for the weekend who don't have any regard for power conservation. 🤪

This PSPS is due to conditions on the SCE feed to Big Bear. Not conditions in Big Bear.

Baldwin is back on

Sugarloaf power is back on.

BVES is attempting to utilize its small power plant to restore and maintain electric service to as many customers as possible. If your power has been restored, they ask that you make every effort to minimize electrical usage by turning off unnecessary lights and appliances and reducing overall power consumption. Conserving electricity will allow BVES to provide electric service to as many customers as possible while the Public Safety Power Shutoff remains in effect.

Powe back on in L. Moonridge