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This paper analyzes the occurrence of 30 pre-defined daily weather patterns and nearly 70,000 power system failures in the UK (2010-2019) to investigate the predictability of weather-induced outages. High-risk weather patterns and transitions are identified for all seasons. Winter patterns with high wind speeds and precipitation are linked to wind, gale, and lightning outages; patterns with moderate to high snowfall are linked to snow and ice outages. The reliable forecastability of these patterns can significantly improve preparedness for adverse weather.

Publisher

Communications Earth & Environment

Published On

Jan 23, 2024

Authors

Laiz Souto, Robert Neal, James O. Pope, Paula L. M. Gonzalez, Jonathan Wilkinson, Philip C. Taylor

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