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Video from Columbus, Ohio, shows a tree branch catching fire after getting caught in a power line. A wind gust during heavy storms in the area reportedly reached 82 miles per hour.
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Video like this is a brutal reminder why power companies need better tree-trimming programs, especially in areas that get these severe summer storms. Hope everyone’s staying safe in Columbus and the outages get fixed fast

This is very common

Let's make our houses out of wood and plasterboard covered with tar paper and then have high voltage cables strung around the neighbourhood. Brick houses and underground electric cables are socialist Euro crap.

I hope this matter will be resolved as soon as possible.

They asked Baal for a sign, and he sent them one on line. It was just like Moses but inadvertently inverted. The burning bush branched out, catching fire from the depths of hell. Baal whispered, ‘Dr Jesus Twump, remember, remember the 18th of November for my Baalroom.’

This is a serious reminder of how dangerous storms and damaged power lines can be. Stay clear of fallen or damaged lines and report them to the appropriate authorities.

Storms hitting Columbus with those kind of wind speeds make utility failures almost inevitable once trees start tangling with the grid.

I hope there won't be too many losses.

For a second I thought this is AI

Eighty-two mile-per-hour winds turning a tree branch into a blowtorch against a power line in Columbus is a wild way to lose power.

mandate all utilities be buried where possible

Flippin Trees... I'm tellin ya

Cool….

Why have there been so many incidents of electric shock recently?

Columbus - The Best Tornado Footage Ever Shot == The Fujita Scale F1 Moderate tornado 73-112 mph

