Crews have corrected three earlier power outages that left more than 2,300 BC Hydro customers in Langley without power after Monday’s anticipated windstorm moved through the community.
Earlier, an outage was impacting just over 1,000 hydro customers west of Telegraph Trail, north of 56th Avenue, east of 216th Street and south of 88th Avenue.
We're aware of an outage in #Langley affecting 1,006 customers. Updates will be posted here: https://t.co/TRbOOdwq1e pic.twitter.com/pjiiYdAwfu
— BC Hydro (@bchydro) November 30, 2020
Meanwhile, another outage was impacting nearly 750 hydro customers south of Maxwell Crescent, east of 211th Street, north of 48th Avenue and west of 232nd Street.
A crew will be investigating an outage in #Langley affecting 563 customers. They'll post updates here: https://t.co/ZIXhYLDaXA pic.twitter.com/hKS0AIYSF3
— BC Hydro (@bchydro) November 30, 2020
Trees had knocked down hydro wires causing in the outage. Crews estimated to have the power restored around 1:40 p.m.
Finally, another 560 hydro customers were without power east of 232nd Street, north of Fraser Highway, south of 62nd Avenue and west of 246 Street.
A crew will be investigating an outage in #Langley affecting 563 customers. They'll post updates here: https://t.co/ZIXhYLDaXA pic.twitter.com/hKS0AIYSF3
— BC Hydro (@bchydro) November 30, 2020
Downed wires are also the cause of the outage to the area.
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