Study shows power outage predictions in windstorms improved when accounting for multi-hazard effects
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Study shows power outage predictions in windstorms improved when accounting for multi-hazard effects
Windstorms are the leading cause of major power outages in the UK, primarily due to windthrow - the uprooting or breakage of trees by strong winds - which then fall on overhead power lines.
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