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- 1Vermont turns home batteries into a virtual power plant●Vermont replacing power plants with home batteries
Thousands of home batteries across Vermont are being networked into a virtual power plant, storing electricity in quiet periods and feeding it back during storms and peak demand. The scheme lets the state rely less on building new conventional power plants, with homeowners sharing capacity through utility programs to keep the lights on when severe weather hits.
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Hurricane Rachel is expected to leave rains across four Mexican states as well as Mexico City on September 30, according to weather reports. Meteorological authorities are tracking the cyclone's path and warning residents in the affected areas to prepare for wet conditions as the storm moves through the region.
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People in and around Los Mochis, a city in Sinaloa, Mexico, are actively looking up the local weather forecast. Interest is focused on current conditions in the city, though the specific driver—heat, rain, or an incoming storm—is not stated. Residents appear to be checking what to expect for the coming days.
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St. Mary Catholic Church has reopened its doors after being damaged by a tornado. According to WBAY, the congregation can once again gather in their church following repairs. The reopening marks a significant moment of recovery for the local parish community after the storm.
Repos
- stormj-UH/spivak-lean Michael Spivak's Calculus formalized in Lean 4: every theorem and every problem of all 30 chapters and 9 appendices