A tool by Firecrawl · uses 7 tools · Energy
Heat wave peak load check
Use when a utility load forecaster or grid operations planner needs to check a coming heat wave against recent demand and history. Reads the hourly forecast and heat alerts for the service area, recent and last-year temperatures, the balancing authority's daily demand from EIA and the climate normal, then flags peak risk days.
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National Weather Service API (api.weather.gov)Forecast hourlyPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
National Weather Service API (api.weather.gov)Alerts activePrice5 creditsMedian558 msSuccess100%Empty0%
ACIS (NOAA Regional Climate Centers)Daily weather historyPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
NASA POWERClimate normalsPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
US Energy Information AdministrationRoutesPrice5 creditsMedian792 msSuccess100%Empty8%
US Energy Information AdministrationFacet valuesPrice5 creditsMedian1.2 sSuccess100%Empty3.1%
US Energy Information AdministrationDataPrice5 creditsMedian968 msSuccess100%Empty0%
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# Heat wave peak load check For one balancing area and its main load centres. Load centre coordinates are GeoJSON Points used in every weather call. ## 1. The coming heat 1. Read @[National Weather Service · Forecast hourly](alexandria:api-weather-gov/weather/forecast_hourly) for each load centre over the next 72 hours. Note daily highs, overnight lows and humidity. 2. Read @[National Weather Service · Alerts active](alexandria:api-weather-gov/weather/alerts_active) for each centre (events "Heat"). ## 2. How unusual it is 3. Read @[ACIS · Daily weather history](alexandria:rcc-acis-org/weather-history/daily_weather_history) for the last 30 days and the same 30 days last year at each centre. 4. Read @[NASA POWER · Climate normals](alexandria:power-larc-nasa-gov/weather-history/climate_normals) (T2M_MAX) for the month. ## 3. Demand history 5. Find the daily balancing-authority demand route with @[EIA · Routes](alexandria:eia-gov/energy-data/routes) (path electricity/rto) and the respondent code with @[EIA · Facet values](alexandria:eia-gov/energy-data/facet_values). 6. Pull daily demand for the last 60 days and last summer's peak weeks with @[EIA · Data](alexandria:eia-gov/energy-data/data). Pair each past day's demand with its temperature from step 3. ## Write the peak risk check - **Risk days:** date, forecast high and low, alert status, closest past day by temperature and its demand. - **Overnight lows:** warm nights that keep load high into the next day. - **Comparison:** forecast versus normal and last year. - **Unknowns:** EIA demand lags; say how many days it trails. - **Sources:** cite every figure to the capability and record it came from. Say what could not be found rather than guessing.
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