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Hurricane episodes are naturally occurring meteorological depressions that evolve over open water in the tropics, usually between the latitudes of 30o N and 30o S; a rotating disturbance forms around a center of calm atmosphere, usually 30 to 50 kilometers in diameter, with air circulating counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Source: The Louisiana State Center
How To Save Money On Delaware Electricity
- To save as much as hundreds of dollars a year on the costs of electricity in Delaware, make certain that any new appliances you purchase are energy-efficient
- Air conditioners and furnaces use a lot of energy, and you should make sure they are energy-efficient.
- Information on the energy efficiency of major appliances is found on Energy Guide Labels required by federal law.
- Enrolling in load management programs and off-hour rate programs offered by your Delaware electric utility may save you up to $100 a year in electricity costs.
- Call your Delaware electric utility for information about these, and other, cost-saving programs available in Delaware.
- If you are a low income Delaware resident, you may be eligible for special low cost energy programs in Delaware.
- Using compact fluorescent light bulbs instead of incandescant light bulbs can save you $9.00 or more per year per bulb.
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Hurricane episodes are naturally occurring meteorological depressions that evolve over open water in the tropics, usually between the latitudes of 30o N and 30o S; a rotating disturbance forms around a center of calm atmosphere, usually 30 to 50 kilometers in diameter, with air circulating counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Source: Louisiana State Center
