Californians Urged To Conserve Energy Amid Intense Heat Wave

California is experiencing a heatwave with triple-digit temperatures, prompting the state's power grid operator to issue an alert to conserve energy. Residents are advised to set thermostats to 78 degrees or higher, turn off unnecessary lights, and avoid using major appliances. While no rolling power outages are expected, officials warn that this could change if temperatures rise further.

What weather condition is affecting parts of California?

• Mild weather

• Snowstorm

• Triple digit temperatures

• Heavy rainfall

Who issued the alert to conserve energy in California?

• The fire department

• California's power grid operator

• The local police

• The Governor

What temperature should residents set their thermostats to, according to the alert?

• 68 degrees

• 80 degrees

• 72 degrees

• 78 degrees or higher

Which of the following actions is NOT recommended to conserve energy?

• Setting thermostats to 78 degrees or higher

• Using major appliances

• Avoiding the use of major appliances

• Turning off unnecessary lights

What might happen if temperatures continue to rise?

• Cooler weather

• Snowfall

• Rolling power outages

• Increased rainfall