Power Outage in Twin Peaks, CA
Last report: January 30, 2024
Here's How to Report Power Outage in Twin Peaks
To report a power outage in Twin Peaks, California, located in San Bernardino County, please contact your local utility company using the following methods:
Bear Valley Electric Service
Southern California Edison
City of Colton Electric Utility
Contacts listed above can be used to report power outages in the following ZIP codes: 92391.
Recent Weather Related Causes of Power Outages in San Bernardino County
Flash Flood. A major flash flood debris flow occurred in Birch Creek through Potato Canyon. This area was affected by lesser debris flows October and December 2021 and August 2022 but this flood filled the entire channel in layers, overtopped and damage the Steakhouse restaurant in Oak Glen, took out power poles, pushed large boulder and layers of mud downstream onto Oak Glen Road and pushed up to windows on a couple homes. WCM Alex Tardy did a storm survey. Estimated 100,000 cubic yards of debris removed by San Bernardino Public Works. Video of the debris flow between 3 and 4 pm was recorded.
September 12, 2022
Debris Flow. Heavy thunderstorms associated with remnant moisture from post-tropical cyclone Kay produced torrential rain over the Apple and El Dorado burn scars on the afternoon of September 12. Multiple debris flows occurred following torrential one-hour rainfall rates exceeding debris flow guidance from the USGS and CAGS. Two of the debris flows traveled several miles including the Banning Canyon wash showing debris logs and ash water. The most impactful debris flow occurred in Forest Falls and Oak Glen, where the flow traveled at least 3 miles down Oakland Road with 4 foot boulders, logs over-topping the road with several feet of mud, with several power poles destroyed. Another highly impactful debris flow formed in Forest Falls on Prospect Road, where large boulders, black water and logs took out trees and damaged several homes. Another debris flow occurred 0.5 mile away on Valley of the Falls Road, producing a 12-foot wall of dirt and rocks. An additional debris flow occurred on State Highway Route 38 just before Angeles Oaks. These flows are the most significant that have occurred since the fires in 2020. An estimated 30 homes were damaged and three vehicles were moved and damaged.||The following are recorded rain amounts from the same region:|Raywood Flats, 6 NNW Forest Falls: 2.44 inch in 1 hour and 2.75 inch for the day, resulting in the full closure of Highway 38.||Mesonet Station Yucc1 Little San Gorgonio Peak Yucaipa Ridge, 2 SE Forest Falls: 1.06 inch in 60 minutes.||Mesonet Station FFPC1, 1.5 W Forest Falls: 1.93 inch.
September 12, 2022
Thunderstorm Wind. Thunderstorm winds blew down power lines and large trees.
September 04, 2022
Thunderstorm Wind. A power pole was blown partway over, damaging two transformers.
August 24, 2022
Thunderstorm Wind. Thunderstorm winds blew down power lines.
August 18, 2022
Power Outage Related Posts on X from Twin Peaks, California
@WhiteHouse Well duh you forcing them in us and in California you are asked not to charge them during power outages lmao
@upwilddove - December 13, 2022 19:29
Microgrid will let these Menifee homes keep lights on during outages https://t.co/g3ZhfywT3p
@sbsun - November 02, 2022 14:01
The more we limit our energy use now, the less likely power outages are. Do your part: after 4pm avoid using major… https://t.co/OJ0Io0p9E9
@COPE2000 - September 09, 2022 00:00
@matronedea My house we a victim of the power outage last night &the house was near 100 with no ventilation.Needles… https://t.co/cJTM7fpgjy
@AlanPoeFoSho - September 08, 2022 22:20
We routinely conduct after action reviews with our schools and community after incidents that impact… https://t.co/QNdsiFGqTq
@SBCUSD_OES - August 24, 2022 15:34